Fit test greater than 400

Hello I'm new to this forum but getting very worried as fit test in stool came back greater than 400. For the past 3 weeks been having blood in my stool. Just the last couple of days feel like I've been hit by a brick, having pain and cramps in abdomen, feeling freezing cold, extremely sick and no energy what so ever. The doctor has ordered me to have a colonoscopy and endoscopy just worried it's cancer. Has anyone got any experience of this? 

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  • To all who have had a >400 Fit result and subsequent worries of cancer, I had this result following only 2 minor incidents of blood on stool in December 23. 2 week referral with 'suspected cancer' is terrifying and the anxiety of the colonoscopy  outcome is awful. However, today i had the colonoscopy and have emerged with 'no evidence of cancer' only a single small polyp removed which surgeon described as benign pending biopsy result. Also a haemorroid and a bit of diverticulitis which is not threatening.

    Like most on this forum, I was not reassured by anyone else's responses but now I urge folks to be positive and hope that the statistics are real - most positive tests are negative for cancer. Especially if you are chasing it up sooner rather than later following onset of any symptom.

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  • To all who have had a >400 Fit result and subsequent worries of cancer, I had this result following only 2 minor incidents of blood on stool in December 23. 2 week referral with 'suspected cancer' is terrifying and the anxiety of the colonoscopy  outcome is awful. However, today i had the colonoscopy and have emerged with 'no evidence of cancer' only a single small polyp removed which surgeon described as benign pending biopsy result. Also a haemorroid and a bit of diverticulitis which is not threatening.

    Like most on this forum, I was not reassured by anyone else's responses but now I urge folks to be positive and hope that the statistics are real - most positive tests are negative for cancer. Especially if you are chasing it up sooner rather than later following onset of any symptom.

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