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What is ment by distal esophagus columnar mucosa with mild chronic inflammation? adjoin squamous mucosa with epithileal reactive changes. negative for
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Acid reflux : The report that you quoted above was not complete. I believe that with the changes that you mentioned, seems like you have acid reflux related changes. This is related to diet most often, caffeinated drinks, onions, tomatoes, etc are some of the common foods that should be limited or avoided. See your doctor to discuss about the full report.
Answered 12/24/2020
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