Hi and thanks for the post

It sounds like you've been on a bit of a rollercoaster recently and can imagine it's been a worrying time.

It's not unusual to get incidental findings like nodules on lungs or liver when a scan or x ray is being done for another complaint. In many cases these won't necessarily cause a problem or be of concern, but they will need investigation to ensure that the specialists get a good look at them to see exactly what they are.

There are reasons other than cancer for a higher d- dimer level, but no one will be able to say for sure what may have caused the higher than normal level without further tests. Studies have shown that covid can cause increased levels so it may be a possible explanation.

The GP will refer to a respiratory consultant and they will decide what further tests may be necessary to investigate the nodules. They may include chest x rays or further scans with or without biopsy but as everyone is different, I can't really say.

The nodules on your womb don't really sound as if they may be connected, but it it's important to pass on all information to the specialist, whether you think it's relevant or not.

Try and not overthink things too much at this stage though I know that's easy to say and difficult to do.

Please do give us a call if you would like to go over anything, especially when you have some more information - the number to call is Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday.

All the best and I hope you get to know what's going on soon

Wanda