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Mri showed inflamed intestine according to radiologist , colonscopy was fine . what could it be?
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Inflamations come/go: It means your intestine can be inflamed one day and not the other. Unless you tell me you had the colonoscopy the same time as the MRI! Medical science have theories about different causes of bowel inflamation. Common sense says to me that food is the top suspect. Try doing a food diary and see which causes symptoms and illiminate these items. It's painless and doesn't need a prescription.
Answered 3/22/2017
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