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39 y/o f. history of non cancerous polyps in family. colonoscopy dr removed two sessile polyps. 1)3cm non bleeding in proximal transverse colon. 2)6mm sessile non bleeding in descending colon.dr said doesnt look suspicious. sent to pathology. worry?
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Colonoscopy results: If your doctor said it did not look suspicious, you should not worry. The great thing is you did that check up and they sent samples to pathology, so you will be sure of the results in short time. Remember to ask your doctor about any alarming symptoms and how to take care of yourself.
Answered 1/4/2020
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2 yrs. After a colonoscopy i had another and they found a large polyp in the colon is that unusual? I have colon cancer in my family is that a concern
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