Hi maggz. Welcome to the forum. 

You wouldn't be human if you weren't nervous, but one important thing you need to know is that only 10% of these type of referrals turn out to be cancer. Statistically, the odds are very much in your favour that you won't have cancer. 

However, once you do have a referral, it is common practice to put everyone through a battery of standard tests, so don't be alarmed if you're asked to have a CT/MRI scan, a biopsy or two, an ultrasound, and blood tests. These are all routinely given and the fact you're referred for more tests doesn't imply that the consultant thinks you have cancer. It's simply the process everyone goes through.

I know it's difficult and nerve-wracking, but please do try to keep cheerful. 

Hi thanks for replying my nerves r wrecked lol just can’t stop worrying iv already had the ultrasound so just need to wait to Wednesday to see what the consultant says as u said it’s probly nothing Thank u for your kind and reassuring reply