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The beginning process of diagnosing endometrial cancer
Gynecologic Cancers | Last Active: Jul 20 1:07pm | Replies (46)Comment receiving replies
@tishie58 Oh, that’s awful that your appointment was cancelled and then rescheduled. But what can you do since your primary care provider wants you to see this doctor. The trans vaginal ultrasound may provide some information. Have you had one in the past? I’ve had these a few times. Not all that uncomfortable. It feels a little strange but the tech who did it with me told me everything that would happen, before it happened. That helped. July 11 isn’t all that far away although it’s terrible that you’ll have to wait.
All is good with me. Nothing new health wise and that’s good news.
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Hi Helen,
How are you? I hot the results of the transvaginal ultrasound.
1: Uterine solitary fibroid 2 cm.
2: Endometrial lining markedly
thickened 2.4 cm concerning gor carcinoma, with increased blood flow. Hysteroscopy recommended.
3: No adnexal masses with ovaries visually obscured.
Still haven't heard back regarding result. I work for my primary doctors office. The radiology place sent report directly to me in a text message. Thank God I did have professionals to go to about this. I was literally shaking.
My own doctor and gyn doctor have not called me. My own doctor works in our off campus office. I have not even met the gyn doctor. I am sooo nervous.
Anyway thank you in advance for reading this. Trish