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2 month ago i had polypectomy tubivllous adenoma with high grade dusplaisa but still having pain and bleeding.
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Continued bleeding: and pain at this point is DEFINITELY ABNORMAL and needs urgent follow-up with your Treating Physician!!
Answered 1/5/2019
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