Hi
After an Ultrasound and X-Ray on a lump on the side of my knee, the GP called to say that I had a suspected benign tumor at the top of my fibula. She went onto say that not to worry but it is standard practice to be put on the local cancer pathway. I was seen soon after by the head of the cancer team. Who started by saying it looks like I have a Giant Cell tumo, a rare benign tumor, at the top of the fibula but then went on to say these are rare, bone cancer is rare, most bone cancers are secondary. I have been booked in for a MRI on the leg and a CT scan.
It's really hard to not focus on the bit he said about bonce cancer. Would they have mentioned it being benign if it wasn't?
