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Sessile tubulovillous high dysphasia rectal polyp 2.6 cm was removed during a colonoscopy . what does that mean? do i have cancer ?
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No: The report sounds Precancerous and you should have frequent interval colonoscopies. Ask your gastroenterologist at what interval he want to re-examine you
Answered 11/14/2017
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