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My endoscopy showed moderate mucosal abnormality characterized by congestion was found at the pyloris. what does this mean?

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Probably nothing: Congested mucosa suggests some degree of inflammation which is not uncommon with mucosa of the stomach. There is no significance to this finding and clinical correlation should be made by your doctor. Good luck!

Answered 9/28/2016

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