Signs all leading to cancer

I’ve been having number of issues from extremely heavy periods and pain, lower back pain, feeling tired, feeling full straight away and more. On top of recently losing weight without trying. 

Last week, I had a US Pelvis and Transabdominal/vaginal ultrasound scans. I was told to expect results within a week or so. 

However, I got a call next day saying GP wanted to see me urgently face to face. 

The day after I saw my GP and they explained that my right ovary is enlarged. It contains a heterogeneous lesion and appears to contain droppler flow within. I have free pelvic fluid and my endometrium is thickened way above what should be. I can’t really remember everything as I was in shock. She basically said there’s a number of things concerning, and could be ovarian cancer. 

My GP has put in a urgent request for Fast Track Cancer referral. She was lovely and explained I should get apt and been seen within 2 weeks given urgency.  She told me to prepare for many tests ahead.

I’m not sure how I feel. Obviously google doesn’t help as always gives the worst but honestly has anyone had anything similar? Should I prepare myself for worst case? If it’s not cancer what else could it be? 

Can anyone confirm process and potentially tests il be having? My gp mentioned CT scans etc but honestly the conversation is a blur right now 

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  • I had complex ovarian cysts last year found unexpectedly during colonoscopy, l was referred to oncology gynaecology on the two week wait, after MRI, Ect they were removed the operation was a bit difficult due to extensive adhesions due to,previous surgery on the left side which was where l had pain. Fortunately l had the oncology surgeon who spent 4 1/2 hours removing the adhesions as other surgeons would have left them , The multiple biopsies were benign, it was all a bit worrying as I am over 65 and cancer was a strong possibility l had surgery 8 weeks after being listed for surgery. 
    l hope you have a similar outcome and all is well 

    take care 

    susie

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  • I had complex ovarian cysts last year found unexpectedly during colonoscopy, l was referred to oncology gynaecology on the two week wait, after MRI, Ect they were removed the operation was a bit difficult due to extensive adhesions due to,previous surgery on the left side which was where l had pain. Fortunately l had the oncology surgeon who spent 4 1/2 hours removing the adhesions as other surgeons would have left them , The multiple biopsies were benign, it was all a bit worrying as I am over 65 and cancer was a strong possibility l had surgery 8 weeks after being listed for surgery. 
    l hope you have a similar outcome and all is well 

    take care 

    susie

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