the biggest thing. is that the pathology is non-malignant. the main questions to ask your physician if you have not already would be whether he feels as though he got it all. additionally it might be worth asking if there was any dysplasia in the specimen. (dysplasia just means that the cells look "funny" like they are changing in some way. ) asking these questions might allow you to have a bit more of a discussion with your physician so that you could feel better about the plan. .
ii had a colonoscopy recently and a non-malignant precancerous polyp was found. do i have cancer in the early stages?