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Biopsy findings are chronic. your symptoms are out of proportion to the endoscopic diagnosis. this is in regards to my gastritis. what does this mean?
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It means: that the person who wrote this either wants to "reassure" you (the kindest interpretation) or thinks you are magnifying your symptoms (need some anti-anxiety medication etc etc) Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 6/6/2016
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