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I've done a nasolaryngoscopy and i got the result 'nasopharynx: mucosal irregularity of the posterior wall' my ent said its ok, but im still worried.
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Mucosal: Likely truly normal as mucosal irregularity usually just means the covering of the wall is not evenly covered: no tumor or growth or no ulcer seen is the key part here.
Answered 4/18/2016
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