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A member asked:
I have seen my test results today but have not spoken with my doctor yet. results show esophageal squamous mucosa with mild reflux type changes and rare goblet cell intestinal metaplasia. compatible with barret's esophagus. how serious is this?
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It needs to be treated and there are many ways to do it. Your based on his exam and findings.GI MD will explain
Answered 9/9/2021
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