
Colonoscopy,benign Mucosa With Increased Eosinophilis.

I underwent colonoscopy and a tissue sample was taken for biopsy
DIAGNOSIS: Benign Mucosa with increased eosinophils and some neutrophils in the lamina propria. No amobia observed
Thanks for your query.
I shall try to interpret your biopsy reports.
The disease is benign, which means it is not harmful. The delicate membrane lining the intestines is known as Mucosa. Lamina Propria is the microscopic layer of the Mucosa. The Eosinophils are the variety of White Blood Cells in the body, which increase during allergy. The Neutrophils are the variety of White Blood Cells in the body, which increase during infection, especially bacterial. Amoeba are protozoal micro-organisms which cause Amoebiasis which leads to diarrhea and abdominal pain.
So your report suggests the presence of allergic manifestations in the lining of the intestine, which is not of harmful nature and mild bacterial infection. There is no signs of Amoebiasis.
You could share with me if you have any reports of investigations like Rheumatiod Factor, Serum Uric Acid. If they have not been done yet, you may consider undergoing these investigations .
Hope this answers your query.I am available for follow ups as well.


Higher than normal Complement Protein 3 and
CRP positive are all suggestive of Inflammatory Process going on in the body.
All the above three are weakly suggestive of ULCERATIVE COLITIS.
Eosinophils in Lamina Propria in biopsy sample of mucosa is highly suggestive of ULCERATIVE COLITIS.


No more pathological tests are required now. As confirmatory diagnosis is by Colonoscopy and biopsy which are already done.
With the reports provided in your previous posts, there are higher chances of you suffering with ULCERATIVE COLITIS. Please see your doctor and discuss about the treatment required.
Hope this answers your query.
Wish you a good health.

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