Had a hysterectomy 10 years ago for grade 1 tumours on ovary and in uterus. Needed no further treatment after the op apart from check ups for 5 years. Recently had gallbladder removed which showed signs of gynaelogical cancer Told this is very rare non-invasive serous implants/serous borderline changes. Totally at a loss as there seems to be no info about this. Have had a CT which shows numerous nodules in tummy. Due to meet with consultant on Monday.
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Hi Brookie
I am sorry to hear that traces of cancer were found during your recent gallbladder surgery.
I can understand how worrying this must feel after your previous ovarian/uterine cancer.
These links may give you some information that will help.
Borderline ovarian tumours | Cancer Research UK
Borderline ovarian tumours - Overview | Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
I hope this helps a bit. Hopefully your appointment tomorrow will bring some clarification about what treatment may be needed.
In the meantime do give the Support Line a call if it would help to talk things through. They are there from 8am-8pm daily.
I wish you well for your appointment tomorrow.
Jane
Sounds like a normal length of time to get results back. Hopefully the biopsies will show the best way forward in terms of treatment.
Waiting is always tough and it can be hard to focus on much else so do give the Support Line a call if you need to.
Jane
