Hello everyone, I was just wondering how you first received the news that you had cancer. My consultant said: 'I've got your biopsy results. It's bad news, I'm afraid. Have you got someone with you?'
Had laparoscopic hysterectomy on 21st November. Hardly any vaginal bleeding after operation, but today bleeding, is this normal or something I should be worried about
Hi, Im new here and not sure where to post and what. Im hoping someone can offer some advice. Im 53 years old, still having periods, sort of.In April this year after an ultra sound it was found that my Endometrium was 20mm, i had originally been...
As the title says I keep forgetting to use my dilator, I used it once last week and again this morning. How often do you use yours and how do you remember? TIA H
Hi. I'm new. I've read some of your discussions and it's good to know I'm not alone in the waiting and worrying. Went to see gp oct 24 about being tested for menopause as my mind and memory are shocking at the moment, I'm forever fatigue even after...
Hi everyone. I’m on here because I’m genuinely really worried and confused So I have had completely regular periods since being a teenager, no unusual pains or cramps that I didn’t consider to be ‘normal’ on the first couple of days of my period....
Hi everyone, I am just wondering if anyone knows of any other reasons why the uterine lining would be thicker if it isn’t cancer? I saw someone say ‘anything over 20mm signifies malignancy’ - which honestly, has scared me. Tomorrow I see the gynaecologist...
MRI of pelvic area Hysteroscopy, biopsy taken CT scan What usually happens next?
Hi everyone. I posted on this forum previously. I am 75 years old and very grateful and fortunate that my biopsy came back benign. My concern is that at this point in recovery 5 weeks post procedure under GA and a large polyp and small polyps removal...
Hi all, I had my hysterscopy where they removed a polyp and took a biopsy on the 30th December. I know that the results could be up to 6 weeks but wondered how the results get to me? Do I need to call my GP? Will someone call me? Will I get a letter...
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