Hi I’m new to here
i am 53 years old and going through the menopause.
GP referred me to hospital on 21June under heading of suspected cancer due to intermittent periods after 2 years on HRT
CA125 was ok but various scans and examinations have identified a complex 5cm cyst on ovary and this cyst contains some ‘matter’
The. Consultant is the Gynaecological Cancer Lead and he has referred me for a complete hysterectomy with a cavity ‘wash’ to be sent off for testing and a biopsy of the omenteum
pre op assessment was carried out today.
I’m worried as I didn’t ask why I’ve been referred directly for hysterectomy without further tests being undertaken. Is it because he’s pretty confident it is malignant?
I'm not a member of this forum, so can't help with your question, but I noticed that your post hadn't had any replies yet. Responding to you will 'bump' it back to the top of the discussion list again and I'm sure some of the forum members will be along soon.
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