It sometimes seems that no matter what the results show many people still think they have cancer and advanced seems to be rather a self diagnosis.  What would it take to convince you otherwise?  Many cancers show no symptoms at all, no pain or ill health, my husband just had a cough, nothing else wrong so to be stage 4 when diagnosed was somewhat of a shock.  If you have health concerns the only person to consult is your GP again.  Good luck and I hope you manage to find out why you're having aches and pains.  Carol 

Thank you for your reply Carol and I am sorry to hear of your husbands diagnosis and hope he is doing well. 
the only thing that could reassure me would be an mri scan. However I know I won't get one without them thinking I need too. I also am sure the wait is a long time. It is for this reason that I asked for investigations in to what I thought could be the cause such as skin lesions but I have really wasted time. I hope that I am wrong I just can't seem to understand what the pain in my lower leg could be other than something pressing on the nerve as it's not a dvt. Just feel so stuck in limbo and I have a baby I just want to be healthy for :( 

I also work in healthcare myself so can understand the gp's reactions to an extent but I just don't feel listened to. Everything seems to be put down to anxiety however they never give a reassuring diagnosis. The lesions they just say don't look sinister and the pains can't be bone mets or I would not be able to walk which that is not always the case. 
 

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