Hi

I thought I'd reply as you haven't had any yet... I am here as my mum is going through the same thing. She is however 57 and postmenopausal so there are some major differences.

She started to have pain on the right side, loss of appetite, and feelings of being full. The Dr initially said its a bacterial infection and gave her antibiotics. Her symptoms improved slightly so I went back with her. The first Dr noticed 'something' on the right side of her ovary on US and referred her for the 2ww. We then did another one privately and a TV. This Dr said she has a prolapsed uturus and a 5cm complex cyst on the left yet her symptoms are on the right. She has had a MRI, CT and the CA125, and also had the FIT tests. Nothing else has shown up on these scans aside from the uturus issue and cyst. She is going in today for an appointment to discuss a hysterectomy and the cyst will need to be sent for biopsy in case it is cancer.  You are very young, so please try and remain positive and that many of these cases will not be cancer, especially in younger women. I had a lump in my left breast a few years ago, I am 32 now and was referred urgently, it turned out to be nothing and disappeared after a week or two. The waiting is the absolute worst- but do ensure you chase your GP and anyone else you have seen. My mum received a call from our local hospital to go and see a gynacologist - is your GP the one who has told tou to make an appointment?

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 know this a worrying time for you but if you can, try and stay positive, I know it's hard but if it is bad news, caught early it's treatable and there's lots of positive posts on here about surviving the big C x

I'm in the early stages of the process following a long period of lower back pain, abdominal cramping, irregular bleeding and heavy discharge (which Gp told me 6-8 months ago was due to being perimenopausal) and I don't normally have periods as on continuous contraceptive pill, pain in legs, leg swelling and fatigue. I've had a smear and results were HPV and abnormal cells and received letter from hospital same day and have colposcopy and biopsy in 2 weeks. Cervical and breast cancer has been diagnosed in my Nan, 2 aunts and my cousin passed away at 42 from it as it had spread,all on my mothers side. 
to be honest I'm bricking it a little bit and angry at myself for putting it off but I'm 2yrs and still waiting for gallbladder removal so dealing with that too! the % rates are in our favour and also rate of survival following treatment.