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Colonoscopy - Diverticulosis Posted: 06-27-06 14:44pm


Had a colonoscopy done today for colorectal cx screening. One small polyp found which the doc assured appeared normal. I did notice an annotation for diverticulosis on the discharge sheet and since I was still groggy and so focused on the cx screening, didn't think much about it. Can you please explain .What this is/means? I don't go back to the gastro dr until sept to figure out the future cx screening sched and have a call in to my doc.... :?:

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