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Hate the Wait!

Billy999
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Hello,

I am so anxious waiting for the results of the biopsies of my rectum following a colonoscopy.

I'm a 40yo Male and visited my GP about 4 weeks ago due to having blood clots and blood in my stool for about 2 months. After some blood and stool samples were tested I was scheduled for a Colonoscopy under the 2WW pathway which I had yesterday(Sunday).

During the pre assessment with the nurse they questioned my 'liver problem' which was news to me and at the time thought nothing of it. Colonoscopy done   with multiple flat polyps in my anus the largest being about 20mm. The endoscopist explained that he couldn't remove them and took biopsies.

So, this morning thinking about my 'liver problem' I go onto the test results section on MyNHS app and look at my recent blood results which show an abnormal reading. Curiosity gets the better of me and I Google it...big mistake...I'll never learn! 

Hello everyone I'm Billy:cool:

 

 

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    Biopsies take different times to be reported as they got to different labs depending how busy they are will cause delays in getting the results. Unfortunately Covid has done nothing to improve the waiting. The colorectal department were quick to refer me to gynaecology oncology but my problems were visible and not dependent upon results. 
    take care don't look at google to much they only give the poor outcomes never everything was fine. 
    susie

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    Biopsies take different times to be reported as they got to different labs depending how busy they are will cause delays in getting the results. Unfortunately Covid has done nothing to improve the waiting. The colorectal department were quick to refer me to gynaecology oncology but my problems were visible and not dependent upon results. 
    take care don't look at google to much they only give the poor outcomes never everything was fine. 
    susie

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