Hello all. I hope you don’t mind me posting - I feel a bit silly as I don’t have any confirmation of anything right now! I am 46 and have had AUB for around 6 years. Periods getting progressively heavier and longer. I went on to combined HRT a year...
Hi ,I’m 53 post menopausal ,had partial hysterectomy 9 years ago due to heavy periods .Ovaries and cervix kept .Around 3 years later started having menopause symptoms but covid and was worried about HRT but they slowly got worse especially the fatigue...
Hi I have now been updated after MDT and informed its good news that I don’t need chemo or radiotherapy but only brachytherapy as the P53 mutation is less than 5% !! She said it’s all round good news and after worrying since they rang me on Tuesday, she...
Hi all, just wanted to let you all know that yesterday I finally had my hysteroscopy/biopsy after waiting all these weeks. Consultant said no polyps or anything so just the lining biopsy result to wait for. I will let you know. Just wanted to say thank...
I was doing so searching and fund the above Dostarlimab (Jemperli) does anyone regarding this medication or has anyone received it.
Hi, I'm almost 8 weeks post my hysterectomy and have been back to work for a month now. I think I recovered well and fairly quickly after my op and didn't seem to have any major issues, however in the last couple of weeks I've been getting a lot of...
Just asking if anyone has had Dostarlimab? I started it in January, and due cycle 4 today, and all the info states that first 4 cycles are 3 weekly, then it goes 6 weekly. Yesterday I had my pre cycle 4 telephone review, and the Consultant said she...
Hello ladies Can anyone tell me about their experience with vaginal dilators. Its been 2 weeks since i finished my 3 sessions of brachytherapy and should be starting to use my dilators which my nurse gave me. I am very stressed about it.
Yesterday 25th March 2024 was a long day at 10:30am had my first telephone consultation with the cancer psychologist which was quite hard at times especially when speaking about personal thoughts and how the word CANCER has affected not only my life but...
I'm in shock!!. Radiotherapy due to start. CT scan done. Then today got a phone call..... Pole test positive. No treatment required. I can't believe it!!!. Apparently they don't give treatment as the pole positive means excellent prognosis?. I still can...
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