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My dad has been diagnosis with multiple sessile polyp less than 100 with less than 7mm in size in stomach . do you think it can be cancerous?
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Polyps are benign: Polyps are benign proliferations, they are not cancerosus. But they can be precursers of cancer...So he needs follow up endoscopy as advised by a gastroenterologist.
Answered 3/26/2013
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