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My colonoscopy biopsy shows colonic mucosa with focal lymphoid aggregate and limited submucosal tissue in sections. should i be worried?
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I prefer to look at the slides and video of colonoscopy before giving an answer. Don't want to answer in the dark. You should discuss with the Dr who did the procedure who knows you and family history and why it was done.
Answered 7/15/2022
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There is no cause for concern in this report. However, the biopsy may have been inadequate. It would be prudent to discuss the results with your doctor and may be the pathologist who signed out the report. Wish you good health!
Answered 7/17/2022
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