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1 morning stool test done.2-3 pus cells.sgot 62,no blood.blood test-mild eosinophilia.i have lipomas in my body.sonography normal.colon cancer,lipoma?
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Sketchy information: Not a picture of colon cancer, also not the age, you need a Gastroenterologist to evaluate your condition better and do more comprehensive liver enzymes workup, goodluck
Answered 7/8/2018
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