Post Menopausal vaginal bleeding causes?

@rashida Thank you for your prayers. It sounds like your Family Dr. really thinks you need more test. I pray God will open a door for you to get the peace of mind you deserve. I will post an update after my exams next week. Praying I’m in the 90% club! 😊 I did hear an encouraging story recently. A friend of my sister told her she had the exact same symptoms as I am having and hers turned out to be a benign tumor lodged in her uterine wall. They were able to take care of it in 20 minutes!! So there are many other things it could be. 🙏🏻

UPDATE on Biopsy: Well Ladies I promised I would update everyone after the biopsy. Unfortunately I don’t have the news I had hoped to hear. I have been diagnosed with Endometrial Adenocarcinoma, Endometrioid type (FIGO grade 1). I’ve been told this particular type is most common and does not generally spread rapidly. They will know the staging after I have surgery. So I am sad I have to go through that, but I was relieved to hear my ovaries looked normal and this type of cancer is curable. Ovarian cancer is so much harder to cure I’ve heard, and I must admit I was fearful of it being that. Thank God it is not! Thank you for your prayers and I will continue to pray for you all as well.

I will be getting into a GYN Oncologist hopefully next week. They told me to call back on Tuesday if I had not heard from them. Seems they are waiting on details from my pathology report and the referral. So I suppose I am in for a hysterectomy in my future. You all take care.

@kkathysan So it's the news you hoped not to hear. I was diagnosed with the same - endometrial adenocarcinoma FIGO Grade 1. This kind of cancer and with FIGO Grade 1 is not considered to be aggressive or spread quickly as you wrote. I'm hoping that you will get in to GYN ONcology next week and will have your treatment plan explained to you. I know I felt better and less anxious once I knew what plan was recommended and when it would occur.

Will you please come back and let me know what happens at your GYN Oncology appointment?

@kkathysan relieved to hear it is Grade 1 - and curable! Will continue to pray!
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/types/endometrial-cancer/detection-diagnosis-staging/staging.html

@naturegirl5 Thank you, yes I will keep you updated. There is a lot of relief when you know what you are dealing with for sure. ♥️

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your prayers. ♥️

@kkathysan that’s so true … when you know what you are dealing with, it certainly is easier to deal with it.

Thank you so much for this link!! I thought I had found/read all that is out there on endometrial cancer, but I missed this one. This is very informative. I have printed it out and will discuss with my oncologist day after tomorrow.

@kkathysan It's been a few months so I've heard from you. Do you have updates? How are you feeling?

Thank you for the inquiry. I am doing well. I had a total radical hysterectomy via robotics in September 24th. The recovery has gone well and they got it all, with circulating tumor cell marker now at 0.00….Yay! I’m having the usual follow ups and have also incorporated a whole food diet plan into my life now. The bloodwork I had after 10 weeks of this new diet has been amazing. All of my elevated numbers have come down, and I have lost now, after 12 weeks, 30 lbs. 10 more to go to my goal!! The cancer was a real wake up call to me that I was not giving my body what it needed to stay healthy. The Epstein Barre I’ve struggled with for years should have told me that but I was always told there was nothing that could be done but get enough rest and take my supplements. It turns out diet helps with that too. My titers came down on that too! Not within the normal range yet but working on them with a nutritionist! So thankful to the Lord for this new direction in my life. God bless you all and continually praying for you all!