Help.. I'm terrified :(

Hello kirstyb30, I'm so sorry to hear you're in such a state of high anxiety.  I think it's fair to say that everyone on this forum has felt the utter panic at some point.  I can't comment on your symptoms, but honestly, try not to think about it. Worrying is such a waste of your energy as it solves nothing ( pity I don't take my own advice!).  Instead keep your brain busy, whether that's playing with the kids, doing sudoku or even doing the housework...that last ones a bit unlikely!  At least it sounds like you might get some answers quite quickly, even if it's feeling like an eternity.  Fingers crossed that you get sorted soon, x

Hello Kirstyb30

Don't worry about the rambling, we've all done it, worrying about the unknown is so debilitating. I also can't comment on your symptoms but it's very likely someone on here has had something similar & might be able to offer support. You're in the right hands. If the ultrasound has flagged up something the Gynae team will investigate further. That may include a hysteroscopy, biopsy, CT Scan & MRI Scan. It will seem like you're waiting for ever but our wonderful NHS get on the case really quickly.

It might turn out to be a UTI but don't overthink things and don't Dr Google! There's a little army of us here ready and willing to offer support and listen to you.

Best wishes, B xx

This is the worst stage, waiting for results. Concentrate on your normal life, you are stronger than you know. Once you know what you’re dealing with there will be a plan in place to deal with whatever it is. Even if it’s cancer it can be treated. Take one step at a time. Don’t waste energy worrying about scenarios. Be strong and you will cope. Good luck!

Hey all, thankyou for the comments, I hope you're all well! I was in such a state over it that my anxiety has now took a big grip on my day to day life.. so annoying not knowing if its anxiety related symptoms or so on. You see I watched my mum suffer and pass from cervical cancer then I needed abnormal cells removed from my cervix a few years ago so it's always been difficult to deal with things like this. It's so lovely to know there is support here even if it's just a rant so thankyou again.

Update.. the doctor called me yesterday to see how I was doing and to discuss my ultrasound results, there doesn't seem to be anything too alarming that requires urgent referral as such but they've advised I see the gynae as it seems there is some debris in my womb (not really sure what this is or if this is what's causing my pain) so my GP has requested advice from gynae on what the next steps are. If I've not heard anything by Tuesday I've to ring the GP for them to chase it up. Can't fault how quickly they're moving but the not knowing is torture! 

Xx