Hello I am due to meet with my surgeon on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the vNOTES hysterectomy and BSO. Has anyone had this method of surgery for grade 1 stage 1a adenocarcinoma? I would like to know how it went and would you choose this method again...
Hi all hope you are well, I finished my chemo twos months ago yesterday and my hair is coming back nicely. Hopefully it will all be back in time for our wedding in October. Here is how it is doing
Hi all, So after a month's wait after surgery I finally have my results. A bit of a recap - Hysterectomy was performed after a long-winded few years of investigations where a teeny tiny polyp was removed and found to contain Complex Atypical Hyperplasia...
Hello, there: I am going to the hospital for a hysterectomy (they say day surgery). I remember that someone had a list or ideas about what to take to the hospital? I have never been in a UK hospital (I am new to this fair land). The hospital is University...
Oh dear, what I thought was just a Stage 1, endometrial cancer, turns out to be Grade 3, high grade adenocarcinoma. Scans suggest there’s no spread, but they really don’t know, and will be removing a few lymph, and piece of stomach lining to test. ...
Afternoon ladies - update number 3 ! This week after 2nd Chemo was slightly different than first. Saturday afternoon found me feeling a bit off balance, like I’d had a drink ! Which I hadn’t- lasted all Sunday - weird feeling - but was gone by Monday...
Hi has anyone on here been diagnosed with this one? I'm terrified as the pathology report states high grade and the surgeon is away for 2 weeks but they assure me the scan reveals its not spread outside the womb? Is 2 - 3 weeks critical in having the...
Started on clinical trial at Royal Marsden Hospital 3 years ago today all still going well. Excellent results considering I was diagnosed with 1 year to live in 2018 - excellent treatment and service
Hello again, I had my hysteroscopy on 16th May following a transvaginal ultrasound which showed a cyst like endometrium of 13mm, a polyp was removed as it had grown from my uterus through my cervical canal and out of my cervix. Consultant called me this...
Hi all I've just been having a read through all the information the hospital gave me in preparation for my surgery and there seems to be an awful lot of exercises to do. I know getting mobile asap is important but the breathing exercises and possible...
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