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Abdominal Discomfort
History : 2 years (01/10/2018)back had abdominal discomfort , went for colonoscopy , polyps were discovered and later removed using polypectomy procedure . Test were perfomed on the section and ( Histopathology showed " No Parasite /No Granuloma / No Malignancy is seen " . - - Interpretation / Result : Tubular Adenoma - Colon ) . In year 2019 ( 26/08/2019) again went for reexamination i.e Colonoscopy , Impression Result were : Normal Study . After that things went fine with no stress . Now from 8 days I am again having little discomfort in abdomin which is stressing me out , Doc says it's IBS and prescribed medicine . I am bit concerned what to do , as of current I am taking tab Asterab , Tab Morcase and VSpas . Please advise what to do , shall I aging go for Colonoscopy or wait .
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Patients with Irritable bowel syndrome can have a triggering factor for their symptoms most commonly stressful lifestyle. Various diet modifications can also help.
Patients with colonic polyps can develop polyps again but since you have mentioned your HPE report showed that it was a Tubular adenoma as your doctor might have explained that it is benign and your follow up colonoscopy turned out to be normal. As a routine you do not require a repeat colonoscopy again and you can wait.
You can continue to take the medications as per your doctor's advice as they will alleviate your symptoms .
How ever if your symptoms do not subside after taking the treatment for 2 weeks consult with a gastroenterologist
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