Hello everyone
I'm so glad I came across this forum, reading so many similar stories has helped me feel less alone.
My story is extremely long so I'll keep it brief.
I am 45 years old and went through surgical menopause in 2013, I had both fallopian tubes and ovaries removed due to recurring cysts and lifetime infertility, I was on hrt patches since. Abnormal bleeding/discharge, constant cramps and back pain, dizziness and change in vowel movements since mid August.
5th September - Dr referred for urgent investigations. Blood tests, ultrasound scans. Blood test results normal, stool sample results normal.
8th September - ultrasound and transvaginal ultrasound. Discovered womb lining thickened.
2nd October - hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy failed. Given no anesthetic, Dr found closed cervix pushed through regardless! Excessive pain and I nearly passed out, absolute barbaric. Procedure failed referred back for it to be done under general anesthetic.
15th October - colonoscopy - clear, no sign of bowel cancer. Great news.
17th October - more blood tests - normal.
28th October - hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy under general anesthetic. Successful and anxiously awaiting results.
Since the procedure my pain has remained, bleeding intermittently and back pain continues. I would say the pain is getting worse. The gynaecology Dr kept telling me "you don't get pain with endometrial cancer" but I've read lots of places, you do. So I'm confused as well as worried sick. Tired of being in constant pain. I also asked Dr if I could have an MRI scan but she said it would not give me answers.
I've been told 3 to 4 weeks for results....it is agony waiting and I'm glad I'm not alone. Does anyone else have constant period style cramps and back pain like me??
Thank you for reading and I look forward to hearing from you all xx