It might mean they think the risk of a worrying result is small, but obviously, they don't know yet, so at most that would mean that it's a situation in which the number of people who get a positive result is small. More likely, though, it's due to something like covid where they don't want to be bringing people in any more than necessary. I don't think you can read anything into it.

It might also mean that even if they do find something, there is no urgency about doing anything. A colleague of mine had a mole removed and got a phone call basically saying, "we found one of the non-melanoma skin cancers, but it's no big deal. It's been removed anyway, so there's nothing else to be done."

Ah okay that makes sense. I think my brain is in over drive having never had anything worrying before. So thank you for replying. You're right, my local hospital is riddled with covid patients again so probably is this!

Thank you very much for replying!

Ah okay that makes sense. I think my brain is in over drive having never had anything worrying before. So thank you for replying. You're right, my local hospital is riddled with covid patients again so probably is this!

Thank you very much for replying!