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@naturegirl5 yes , this daughter had severe bleeding which led her to this oncologist who put in an IUD and followed with biopsies and scans. He was watching the thickness of her uterus. By the way, he still has not contacted her about the results of the biopsy.

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@teechur89 Thank you for sharing. I'm curious. Has your daughter tried contacting her oncologist to ask for the biopsy results? I've had experiences where pathology quickly (within 24 hours after they received them) sent my results to my primary care provider. When I had not heard about the results I called my PCP's office and found out the results were "there" in the office but had not been read. I changed my PCP shortly after that.

In my opinion, a provider who orders tests or biopsies when cancer is suspect and then does not get back to the patient as soon as the results come back increases the emotional stress on the part of the patient.

Again, it's a relief that your gyn/oncologist will see your daughter tomorrow. I'm hopeful that your appointment today will provide you with a treatment plan that works for you. Will you come back and let me know about your appointment?