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Endometrial Polyps hysteroscopy twice in 23 months

Dee1108
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Hi all, just wondering if any one has been in the same situation. 23 months ago went through fast track and had hysteroscopy and polyps removed, biospy came back negative. About 2 months ago had back ache, cramps and spotting went away, happened again went to gp, exam and referral 2 week fast track.

So just had scans and showed womb thickening and growth what they suspect is a polyp possibly two  found again.They have fast tracked me for hysteroscopy, and further exams under general so they can have a look around..Want to check changes in lining of womb and biospy. , consulatant was lovely, did say its unusal to get them again so quickly, which is again why the fast track. Wasnt worried just thought its the same as last time but then little worried due to only having had  this procedure 23 months ago. Just looking for some reassurance if this has happened to anyone else.

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  • Hi

    i had some PMB in 2019, thickened womb lining around 7.6mm, biopsy taken, all normal, then hysteroscopy which showed 3 polyps, they had to be removed under a general because of where they were, results were normal.

    fast forward to January this year, another episode of PMB, off I sent for scan, womb lining now around 8mm…off for investigative hysteroscopy and 3 more polyps found, further hysteroscopy to remove them with Myosure.

    all my previous biopsies were back within 3 weeks, this time I was waiting 6 weeks and my anxiety was through the roof, phone call last week saying I needed to come in and discuss results..anxiety was off the planet by this time as previous results were all by letter.

    Emailed consultants secretary and she said she’d get a nurse to ring me…phone call received and whilst results this time weren’t normal, precancerous cells were found…had appointment yesterday and I will be booked in for a hysterectomy, I would have been asking for one even if my results had been normal as I can’t keep going through this every few years..

    So whilst a slightly longer timescale to you, it does happen. Hopefully your results will all be good x

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    thank you for the reply, it is really reassuring to know it does happen, think i got a bit worried when he said it was unusal for it to reoccurr so quickly. I am booked to have hysteroscopy to remove them with Myosure also within next two weeks under general so they can have a looked around as they couldnt see overies on scan. Consulatnt at scan results yesterday did mention possible hysterectomy as treatment but said they would know more after procedure. hope all goes well  for you and  once again thank you for your reply

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  • Offline in reply to MrsAA

    thank you for the reply, it is really reassuring to know it does happen, think i got a bit worried when he said it was unusal for it to reoccurr so quickly. I am booked to have hysteroscopy to remove them with Myosure also within next two weeks under general so they can have a looked around as they couldnt see overies on scan. Consulatnt at scan results yesterday did mention possible hysterectomy as treatment but said they would know more after procedure. hope all goes well  for you and  once again thank you for your reply

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