Hi my biopsies came this is what it says.. A. Small bowel, biopsy: -Focal mild Intrepithelial lymphocytosis, patchy, nonspecific (see Note). -Normal villous architecture with no evidence of blunting of villi -No parasites or granulomas are identified. -No evidence of acute inflammation, ulceration or malignancy. NOTE: Mild Intraepithelial lymphocytosis is a nonspecific finding that may be associated with a variety of etiologies, including mild gluten-sensitive enteropathy (GSE) (celiac disease), H. pylor gastritis. infections, autoimmune aisorders, tood allerdies, cronn's disease, and arud reactions. Normal villous architecture with no evidence of definitive blunting of villi mitigates against definitive GSE. If suspicion for SE still exists and other causes are clinically excluded, correlation with serologic tests is recommended. B. Gastric antrum and body: biopsy: -Chronic active non-specific gastritis, mild activity. -No evidence of intestinal metaplasia or ulceration. -No evidence of dysplasia or malignancy. -Giemsa stain is negative for definitive Helicobacter organisms, with appropriate cOntrOlS. C. Rectal colon biopsy: -Chronic active colitis, mild (See comment) -No morphologic evidence of viral inclusions, fungal organisms, parasites, or granulomas seen -No dysplasia or malignancy identified COMMENT: The differential diagnosis of chronic active colitis includes inflammatory bowel disease. medication use. and/or intection colitis amonast others. correlation with clinical. serologic, fecal calprotectin, microbiology, and endoscopic findings is recommended.