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Colonoscopy results - single fragment of colonic mucosa with acute colitis and reactive epithelial change. what does that mean?
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Inflamed colon: known as colitis can have multiple causes. I suggest consultation with your treating gastroenterologist.
Answered 5/30/2018
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