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After my colonoscopy "findings are not-specific and related to reactive changes" what does it mean?
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Non diagnostic findings, not perfectly normal either, best to place findings in context would be your gastroenterologist who performed the procedure. Due to anesthesia you might not recall discussion immediately after colonoscopy, best to clarify at follow up visit.
Answered 11/28/2022
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