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Is it ibs?mild nonspecific colon mucosa inflammation on biopsy. colonoscopy:entire mucosa of ascending colon&caecum smeared with stools.visualised mucosa appears normal.terminal ileum not examined becoz of solid stool in ileum?history of lots mucus?
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Rather non diagnostic study with mild non specific inflammation and poorly visualized mucosa with suboptimal prep. Follow up with your gastroenterologist will be needed.
Answered 7/7/2021
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