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Biopsies not back, but does erythematous, inflamed and ulceratived mucosa (also about oral mucosa listed) mean ulcerative colitis for certain?
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Inflammed mucosa: Deborah841 ~ no, you cannot make any definitive statement till you have the whole pathology report and know which specific organ it refers to.However, if that was an intestinal biopsy, it would be suggestive. But do not rely on that. Get the whole report thanks
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