I'm perimenopausal so quite a bit older than you and I've just gone through the process of being checked for a suspicious adnexal mass found during ultrasound. I'd had the irregular bleeding, prolonged bleeding, bloating and some other issues but not all the same symptoms as you. After blood tests (normal), MRI and CT scans, I was told I had multiple benign cysts on both ovaries. From my paperwork it is apparent that the consultant had had results from each test after a week and the hospital holds weekly MDT meetings where the treatment plan is discussed. I'm sure it must vary accross the country. My results were all sent by letter and it took about 4 weeks, I'm sure if I had needed treatment I would have heard sooner. Good luck

Did they get to the bottom or put a plan in place for all symptoms? I've been having similar including losing weight & many symptoms. My periods are extremely heavy. I'm on two week cancer pathway, been waiting more than two weeks. I'm anxious but also if it's not cancer, do they look into it further or refer back to GP?

I was told to contact my GP if I hadn't heard in 2 weeks so that they could chase up the referral so I would do that if you still haven't heard. I was contacted by phone by the hospital with just 48 hours notice of my initial hospital appointment.

My tests results were all normal - but I've not been signed off from the hospital yet so I can't really answer if it goes back to GP. I have to go back for repeat blood tests next month and a womb biopsy in 6 months as womb lining is thick. My symptoms were at their worst around the time I went to the GP and for about a week after and then started to ease so I was actually starting to feel better in myself by the time I went for my initial scan so I've not seen the GP about treating symptoms since. 

If its not cancer, I think it depends on what they find is causing your symptoms for what treatment you receive. I had polyps about 15 years ago that caused extremely heavy prolonged bleeding, cancer tests negative and I was given tablets to surpess the bleeding and then had the polyps removed and a mirena coil fitted and had no more issues at all . I was led to believe that the coil would be a suggested treatment for me again this time, but not heard yet.

I'm sorry I'm probably not much help to you - just rest assured you won't be left to just suffer

I was told to contact my GP if I hadn't heard in 2 weeks so that they could chase up the referral so I would do that if you still haven't heard. I was contacted by phone by the hospital with just 48 hours notice of my initial hospital appointment.

My tests results were all normal - but I've not been signed off from the hospital yet so I can't really answer if it goes back to GP. I have to go back for repeat blood tests next month and a womb biopsy in 6 months as womb lining is thick. My symptoms were at their worst around the time I went to the GP and for about a week after and then started to ease so I was actually starting to feel better in myself by the time I went for my initial scan so I've not seen the GP about treating symptoms since. 

If its not cancer, I think it depends on what they find is causing your symptoms for what treatment you receive. I had polyps about 15 years ago that caused extremely heavy prolonged bleeding, cancer tests negative and I was given tablets to surpess the bleeding and then had the polyps removed and a mirena coil fitted and had no more issues at all . I was led to believe that the coil would be a suggested treatment for me again this time, but not heard yet.

I'm sorry I'm probably not much help to you - just rest assured you won't be left to just suffer