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im still feeling really scared about my new s i had last year
do you find when you go to the hospital for appointment check up after a few days y have menres off what happened and get flush back s Doreen
Hello everyone, my first week of the immunotherapy passed without any major side effects - no stomach problems, no sickness. I feel a bit more tired but I was feeling this way before anyway. Just wait and see what the future will bring, I have only just...
Sorry ladies can I just ask a question. i have just had a phone call from the genetic consultant regarding my blood tests for possible Lynch syndrome. So apparently although my biopsy showed MH2 or MH2 (think this is correct) and this usually links...
u been please too here iv called macmillan help line
i send a message yesterday but on one got back to me
I had mirena coil inserted on 27 February this year. Alongwith it I was on Provera 600mg. I had terrible cramps in the week following the insertion. The doctor decreased the dose of Provera back to 400mg as my body was not able to cope with 600mg. I had...
Hi there. I have an appointment at the genetics clinic tomorrow and am unsure what to expect. I have already completed my family history and shared this. I’m assuming they will be screening me for Lynch Syndrome due to my Dad (aged 39 brain cancer) and...
i still can't believe that I had cancer i just wish it wasn't tso scary do you Kown if macmillan do coulling? and if i need to pay for it Doreen hope im not being safegish
Hi all, I was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in November and had a hysterectomy including tubes and ovaries in December. I was told I didn’t need any further treatment and will be reviewed yearly for 5 years. A nurse is going to call me this week...
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