Evening all, I’m new here and I do apologise for the length of my first post. You are all so incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, I’m hoping you may be able to help me.
I’m in for a hysteroscopy next week with suspected endometrial cancer. I’m late perimenopause, early forties and estrogen dominant (I’ve had a progesterone deficiency for a long time). My most notable symptoms are tons of cervical mucus (clear discharge) daily with no smell/occasionally pink, increasing pelvic/back/vaginal pain and a 50mm endometrial lining (seen in my recent ultrasound).
When going to the bathroom in recent weeks, I would occasionally see an unusual transparent pink, rope like tissue/discharge - floating in the bowl after I’m done going for a pee. This strange discharge/rope texture, is never in my underwear/on a pad, only in the bowl of the toilet. This morning, my small dog jumped onto me, bang smack into my uterus and I was in insane pain for a couple of hours. Immediately after the incident I had a heavy bleed, whereas I’m mostly dribbling/spotting blood in recent weeks.
I went to the bathroom for a pee and towel change a couple of hours later and there was a much larger amount of this strange transparent, pink ‘rope’. It was twirling and floating and behaving very differently to the rest of the blood/pink clear discharge that had sunk to the bottom of the bowl. I was so taken aback, I took a video!
I have endometriosis and PCOS, so I’m no stranger to extreme blood loss and clots, this rope like tissue however is very different. I’ve been researching and watching far more videos than I should during all the waiting, including hysteroscopies in women with endometrial cancer. I noticed with a lot of the women with womb cancer in these videos, their uterus contained an almost soft coral like texture, with transparent pink-vascular ropes attached to their lining.
This is exactly what the texture is like that I saw in the bowl today and previously (to a lesser degree). Is this even possible, has it happened to any of you?! Could the knock from my dog have dislodged a small amount of cancerous lining?!
I would be ever so grateful for any help, thank you 
Thank you so much for replying Wilma and I’m so sorry that you’ve been through so much 
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It’s rather bittersweet to know another woman has gone through the same (possibly?) rare issue but also very sad because I know how scary it is.
I’m pretty much convinced I have womb cancer at this point, I think more so because preparing for the worst will help if it’s the reality. Although nothing probably braces anyone for the shock.
My hysteroscopy is soon, can they see if it’s possibly womb cancer while inside my uterus or do they not comment anything until pathology comes back? I know they can’t definitely confirm on sight only, I’m more so wondering if they mention if they suspect it.
I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New Year also and thank you for your kind words of support Wilma ️
I did wonder whether it was worth involving the doctor, when they’ll be taking biopsies from me in my upcoming hysteroscopy? By the time I get an appointment (takes ages) with the GP, I’ll have had the operation 
Hi ️ I’m booked in to have it on Christmas Eve, of all days! Later than expected but the gynaecologist did promise before Christmas I suppose lol x
