One step at a time
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The results are ... I never know how to say this right, positive, or is it negative. In either case, there were *NO* cancerous cells in the biopsy. But that doesn't mean cancer won’t show up at some point. The chances are slim, but I have other contributing factors. What it *does* mean, is more frequent EGD, or Esophagogastroduodenoscopy, screenings.
The GI dr. agrees with my primary doctor that it's a good idea to see a hepatologist at U of M. I have a number to call and get that rolling. He also prescribed an antispasmodic for the liver. He believes that to be the cause of the pain. However that’s on hold because of a possible interaction with another med.
The results are ... I never know how to say this right, positive, or is it negative. In either case, there were *NO* cancerous cells in the biopsy. But that doesn't mean cancer won’t show up at some point. The chances are slim, but I have other contributing factors. What it *does* mean, is more frequent EGD, or Esophagogastroduodenoscopy, screenings.
The GI dr. agrees with my primary doctor that it's a good idea to see a hepatologist at U of M. I have a number to call and get that rolling. He also prescribed an antispasmodic for the liver. He believes that to be the cause of the pain. However that’s on hold because of a possible interaction with another med.