that is appalling re your GP. Once you get sorted I would certainly put in a complaint.

I am currently going trough tests to rule out Endometrial Cancer due to post menopausal bleeding, cramping and pelvic pain. 

I had a trans vaginal and abdominal ultrasounds on Monday just fine and am now waiting for a hysteroscopy which is currently on 21st April but so am hoping for an earlier appointment or cancellation as 4 weeks is just too long for my liking. This is private but the delay is because my consultant is away. 

What I can tell you is this, my consultant who is a Gynaecologist Oncologist, told me last week that 99% of women he sees do NOT end up having cancer. I found that very reassuring. 

What I have tried to do is to only look at proper cancer related websites such as this site and mcmillan. I have also ready the NICE guidelines about endometrial thickness etc as my scan showed mine to be 6mm. It does seem that there are several different reasons as to why the endometrial thickness can be raised. some are not bad and some are, but what I have read about endometrial cancer is that it is highly treatable. 

Wishing you good luck 

that is appalling re your GP. Once you get sorted I would certainly put in a complaint.

I am currently going trough tests to rule out Endometrial Cancer due to post menopausal bleeding, cramping and pelvic pain. 

I had a trans vaginal and abdominal ultrasounds on Monday just fine and am now waiting for a hysteroscopy which is currently on 21st April but so am hoping for an earlier appointment or cancellation as 4 weeks is just too long for my liking. This is private but the delay is because my consultant is away. 

What I can tell you is this, my consultant who is a Gynaecologist Oncologist, told me last week that 99% of women he sees do NOT end up having cancer. I found that very reassuring. 

What I have tried to do is to only look at proper cancer related websites such as this site and mcmillan. I have also ready the NICE guidelines about endometrial thickness etc as my scan showed mine to be 6mm. It does seem that there are several different reasons as to why the endometrial thickness can be raised. some are not bad and some are, but what I have read about endometrial cancer is that it is highly treatable. 

Wishing you good luck 

Hello,

Thanks for your reply. 6mm seems to be fairly normal i thought. 

What other symptoms are you having to be even on this pathway.

Which spire are you under? Are you in London?

Thanks

Hi, I have had post menopausal bleeding, abdominal/pelvic cramping and pain. 

Spires Leicester.