I had my colonscopy last week. Dr mentioned that I have IBS and given 3 months medicines.
Also in the report it was mentioned that i have terminal Ileium nodularity. Are nodes dangerous for me and life threatning?
Is Terminal Ileum Nodularity a part of the Colonoscopy report or it is a part of an MRI or CT report?.
I think you cannot see Terminal Ileum Nodularity by colonoscopy.
Answered2022-08-07 15:05:55
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Terminal here means you have nodules at the end of ileum. Nodules aren't life threatening as such but can cause symptoms of obstruction. Consult if and when required.
Hi
Is nodes in terminal Ileium normal?
Is it a serious issue?
Please suggest , biopsy has been done
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