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Does this mean I have cancer?

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Hi

I've posted previously about investigations I've been having for possible ovarian cancer - I have a 14cm cyst on my ovary.

I had an appointment where the Dr said he wanted to do an MRI as the ultrasound had some potentially concerning features. He said I'd get a letter with the results on.

Anyway, I got a text today (no letter yet) 'reminding' me about a gynaecology oncology appointment next week. 

Does this mean it is definitely cancer? Can they tell for sure without actually taking it out? 

Any advice about what this appointment might involve? 

Thanks in advance - I'm panicking!

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    Hi   I can totally relate to the panic feelings, it’s such an awful position to be in.

    they’re probably referred you to that department in order to investigate things further. It’s good that they’re being thorough and hopefully you’ll get some answers soon.

    All the best for you appointment next week, will be thinking of you x

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    Hi   I can totally relate to the panic feelings, it’s such an awful position to be in.

    they’re probably referred you to that department in order to investigate things further. It’s good that they’re being thorough and hopefully you’ll get some answers soon.

    All the best for you appointment next week, will be thinking of you x

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