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Im 36 years old,had a sessile serrated adenoma without dysplasia and also antral mucosa with reactive foveolar hyperlplasia. what are my odds of getting colon or gastric cancer. dad and aunt had precancerous polyps too. what does this really mean?
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This question is best answered by your gastroenterologist who had a good look at your tissue and pathology report. I wouldn't obscess about chances of developing gastrointestinal malignancy but you should adhere to the monitoring schedule that your gastroenterologist feels is best for you.
Answered 12/7/2022
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