Hello and thanks for your further post

I'm afraid we can never say what is the matter (diagnose) when someone has persisting symptoms. Only a doctor can make a medical assessment, so we always encourage people to see their GP which you have done when their symptoms are persisting. 

It sounds like your doctor has taken your symptoms seriously as they have referred you to have blood tests and also to have a telephone consultation with an ENT specialist at the end of the month.

I think a lot of people with new or ongoing symptoms worry about cancer. But for most symptoms there are a lot of other potential explanations and usually it is more likely that something else is the matter. Myeloma is a very rare cancer and when it does occur it usually affects people over the age of 60

After having a baby it takes time for the body to adjust. It can be a really tough time and some women find that they can become more anxious after childbirth. I don't know if you feel this is relevant to you. But  if you do, probably the best thing to do is to talk it over with your GP when you get the chance.

I hope you know more about your situation soon.

Kind regards,

Celene

Hi

thank you for your response. I suppose it's the waiting and not knowing. Yes my anxiety has definitely heightened since having a baby 100%. I suppose the symptoms of mild sharp pains in chest and back with nausea and also tingling in legs can mean many things, but as I saw on the big blood test she's doing for various things the word myeloma I'm terrified. 
 

I did have a look at Dr Google which I know I shouldn't, I just can't help myself. I have seen that I don't fall into the bracket for it which should somewhat calm me down but it doesn't unfortunately. Thank you for replying to me

Chloe