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Does this mean i had a stomach polyp biopsied? or just normal stomach? it was from upper endoscopy ..polypoid gastric body-type mucosa with mildreactive gastropathy and focal dilated fundic glands. negative for intestinal metaplasia and pylori?
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Yes, you did have a gastric biopsy which ruled out the gastric precancerous lesion and H. pylori. Take care.
Answered 7/21/2023
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