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Had a colonoscopy as a step to figuring out stomach pains and loose stools. curious what this area of the pathology report means. colon bx @ 40 cm: - colonic mucosa with prominent lymphoid aggregate but no definite pathology?
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Such changes are believed to be normal in colonic biopsies, seen sometimes more frequently in patients with chronic diarrhea and other conditions.
Answered 10/19/2022
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