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I had a colonoscopy and the results said i have ileitis characterized by apthaous ulcers and mild inflammation and erythematosus mucosa in the cecum ?
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Inflamation: Ileitis means inflammation of the ileum. All those other descriptions are describing red inflamed colon. I advise you to discuss with your gastroenterologist the diagnosis and treatment plan including medicine to heal the area.
Answered 4/13/2016
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