Hi there New to the forum, three weeks after surgery for womb cancer.
Hi all, I had a hysteroscopy for polyp removal and ablation 2 weeks ago. On discharge I didn't speak to my consultant but was given a discharge summary that said no polyp was found but thickened endometrium (no indication of how thick) was seen and...
Hi everyone I've had breast cancer twice in 2015 & 2019 so I've been through chemo , radiotherapy mastectomy etc . 1st cancer out me into menopause so I've not had period since 2015 .However I woke at the end of Jan(27) to slight spotting,called GP...
Hi all Just recently diagnosed with Grade 1 endometrial cancer, MRI tomorrow for staging I am very nervous as I have been experiencing intermittent pressure low down over the bladder area recently and not sure if this is usual for early stages. My...
Hello everyone. I was diagnosed with womb cancer September 2023. I had uterus, ovaries, cervix removed October 2023. No follow on therapy as tumour only in womb lining and stage1a grade 1. Peritoneal washing was clear. I was however also diagnosed with...
Hello I’m new here. I’ve just had a hysterectomy because of womb cancer. Post op analysis showed it had spread to the cervix. And a lymph node but my question is about the cervix. Just before going to the specialist for the first womb biopsy, I had...
Hi have carcinosarcoma a rare cancer I had a total hysterectomy in December was told it was 1A but pathology results came va k and the lymph nodes where involved so went to a stage 3b I am currently having chemo but was told last week it may have spread...
Hello there I was diagnosed with aggressive endometrial cancer on 5.3.25 and it’s since been staged as a 3C, as it’s unclear if it’s spread to one of my pelvic lymph nodes which is slightly enlarged. In Wales, according to the Welsh Government website...
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Hi everyone I've just been told last week after having a hysterectomy that they've found cancer in my cervix, nothing on what, type ect. As its getting sent to somewhere else to be looked at. I've since had scans and more blood tests. To say the...
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