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6 months ago I had laparoscopic total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy for stage 1a grade 2 cancer. No further treatment. On Thursday I had 2 episodes of pink blood on wiping after brushing the path outside house. Has anyone experienced...
is anyone else like this or is it just me
will I be able to stay on here as long as possible i sometime feel that its all been a nightmare but I now it hasn't become i had a operation
Hi everyone- I wanted to come on here and offer some words of support and encouragement to everyone - all at different stages but still having moments of being scared, unsure and full of questions- it’s 3 years today since I had my hysterectomy after...
I have been fortunate to have had my post op results yesterday saying no further treatment. The consultant talked about borderline ovarian tumours however so I’m keen to know if anyone else had these. Is this a separate cancer/issue to endometrial ? are...
Well here I am after having my diagnosis and the treatment (removal of the womb) which I am grateful for the prompt action to help my recovery from this disease but unlike others I’ve been left with cells that have uncertain significance.. they are just...
im still not sure how I'm feeling hope you have a good day
I am 'lucky' to have stage 2 womb cancer but I worry with my operation because my body doesn't cope well with stitches. Last time I had an op was for open heart surgery where I had multiple issues and nearly died. Post op. I am a little stressed shall...
Hi all I had number 5 today and all went well. My bloods on Monday showed low magnesium so I was sent home with 5 days, twice daily, magnesium powders to take in water. Onwards & upwards. H
sometimes when I see a baby it makes me feel sad because I know I can't have children not now and some people think I can just forget about it and say would i want children my age im 47 ?
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