Is intestinal follicular hyperplasia serious?

Intestinal follicular hyperplasia refers to intestinal lymphoid follicular hyperplasia. Whether intestinal lymphoid follicular hyperplasia is serious or not should be analyzed as appropriate:

intestinal lymphoid follicular hyperplasia refers to abnormal hyperplasia of lymphoid tissue on intestinal mucosa. If lymphoid follicles are not obvious and do not cause clinical symptoms, and are caused by chronic inflammation stimulation, the primary disease has been controlled and the condition may not be serious. If intestinal lymphoid follicular hyperplasia is caused by lymphoma, and the stage is relatively late, diarrhea, abdominal pain and other digestive tract symptoms, but also affect the normal absorption function of the intestinal tract, resulting in malnutrition, weight loss, anemia and other problems, then the condition is considered to be more serious.