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HNPCC endometrial cancer anyone?

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 03/11/2012 17:49

I have a family history of hnpcc but have not had genetic screening myself. Most of the primary tumours in our family (DDad,DGF,DUncle, DDad's cousins) have been right sided colon cancers with most before the age of 40 but my aunt was diagnosed with primary endometrial cancer in her early 50s

I have had gynae issues and am due a 'red flag' cancer ultrasound on Wednesday. Gp examined me and found a lump she thought fibroids were most likely but I am shitting myself.

Please tell me that even given family history the chance of endometrial cancer at age 33 is totally miniscule.

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 07/11/2012 11:57

Hospital has just phones to change my appointment from half five tonight to quarter to two this afternoon, saves me worrying all afternoon. Won't get any results today so its a waiting game.

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Rosa · 07/11/2012 11:58

Good luck

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 07/11/2012 12:29

Thanks Rosa just drinking my two pints of fluid tea no milk now.

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 07/11/2012 14:37

Done. Results with gp in 10 days.

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LateDeveloper · 07/11/2012 14:43

Well done for getting checked out. Hope all is clear!

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Rosa · 07/11/2012 15:18

Now just the wiating ...ho hum ... Fingers crossed for you ....And weeeeeeee

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 07/11/2012 21:21

Cheers guys. How cruel to get a mum of 3 to drink pints of fluid and then push about on her bladder without so much as a baby to look at on the screen :) I didn't wet myself on the table - result.

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 15/11/2012 07:37

Drs appointment at ten past eight this morning. I am expecting a surgical referral either way. Just hope it is for the relatively speaking minor gynae issue I presented with rather than biopsy and hysterectomy for suspicious lumps(s).

Wish me luck.

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Svrider · 15/11/2012 07:39

Good lunch today op

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BehindLockNumberNine · 15/11/2012 07:41

Good luck this morning, keeping everything crossed for a good result.

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trumpton · 15/11/2012 07:53

Wishing you luck.

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 15/11/2012 09:26

Thanks everyone. Drs was not what I was expecting. I have a 'bulky ovary' which was probably what my own GP could feel. I also have an uneven thickening of the endometrium but with no defined fibroid. My GP was off today and the one I saw didn't want to make the next call not knowing my full history.

So I have to go back Tuesday to see my own GP. More waiting, which I am not good at.

I am guessing next stop biopsy but we'll see.

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trumpton · 15/11/2012 13:44

The waiting is horrible but try to keep your mind from wandering into "what if " territory . Will be thinking of you .

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 20/11/2012 08:12

Appointment with my own GP at 9:50 this morning. Stupidly consulted Dr Google last night - never a wise move.

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trumpton · 20/11/2012 08:19

Step away from Dr Google . Hope your own doctor has good news for you .

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 20/11/2012 09:00

Thanks Trumpton :-)

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 20/11/2012 09:01

ooooioh smiley fail - for shame. Blush

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SneakyBiscuitEater · 20/11/2012 10:35

Dr not worried about endometrial thickening at all, bulky ovary needs a re-scan in 6 weeks and I have a referral for my original gynae issue. So positive all round.

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trumpton · 20/11/2012 11:46

Brilliant. So pleased to hear your news.
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