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Don't no what to think

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I was send for a colposcopy and had biopsies and cells burn off. I was bought in and told I had cervical cancer. I was then given a ct and mri. The  the nurse rang and said it was stage one. I was call again two days later to say it was low garde and was planning to leave it. 

I then said I wasn't happy and ask for a meeting to say that they removed the cancer when the did colposcopy.but how cN I be sure that it's been removed, when they have offered me a full hysterectomy 

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    Hi hun,

    the worst is behind for you! Try calling again and look into whether you should do the hysterectomy to be safe?! 
    May least you know it hasn't spread beyond so that must be a huge relief?! Xxx
    do you mind if I ask you whether the colposcopist told you there and then during the lletz procedure that he/she suspects it is cancer? 
    I just had mine done and waiting on biopsy result, my colposcopist said she doesn't think it is cancer but won't know for sure until the results come in & that I might need another treatment :( very confused of what to expect from the biopsy based on her wording :( 

    How did you colposcopy go at all if you don't mind sharing? X 

     

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    Hi hun,

    the worst is behind for you! Try calling again and look into whether you should do the hysterectomy to be safe?! 
    May least you know it hasn't spread beyond so that must be a huge relief?! Xxx
    do you mind if I ask you whether the colposcopist told you there and then during the lletz procedure that he/she suspects it is cancer? 
    I just had mine done and waiting on biopsy result, my colposcopist said she doesn't think it is cancer but won't know for sure until the results come in & that I might need another treatment :( very confused of what to expect from the biopsy based on her wording :( 

    How did you colposcopy go at all if you don't mind sharing? X 

     

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