Firstly may I say how amazing you are for getting through what you have . You must be soo strong and so proud of yourself .
I have a few problems that I'd lile spme advice on and to see if any of them sound similar to what you went though .
I am 26 , I started experiencing hot flushes from the age of 16 . I have felt unwell over the years but have had alot of tests done to check my hormone levels and thyroid ect .
I have been diagnosed with reactive hypoglycemia, which can cause my sugar levels to drop . I have recently had a UTI , a urine sample was sent off as I had blood and white cells present .
The results came back as thrush, I have been treated for this now but something doesnt seem right . My periods have changed and I am getting pain on the right side of my abdomen.
I have also had achey top legs (as I call them) in the past but they seem to be feeling worse . When I try to sleep I often feel like my heart is racing and can hear whoosing in my ears , I wake up flushed alot of the time , rosie cheeks most mornings .
I feel tired through the day and just feel unwell in general. Did you experience any of these symptoms at all , I feel like people may think Im being dramatic but I am worried sick . Thank you for taking the time to read this .
yes I had a cervical smear done in December and all was clear. I also had a ultrasound done and they found a polyp so I am waiting to have that removed. Go get checked out. It's probably nothing major but best to check!
I know some posts are a little old but I just wanted to see how you all are?
I had some irregular bleeding so have been to my doctor today who has done an urgent referral to the colposcopy clinic. She said she could see something on my cervix she hopes is erosion but as I have a bladder prolapse (having a baby!) which due to COVID waiting times hasn't had a chance to be seen by the specialists made it hard for her to see so she wants a second opinion.
I'm 33, had irregular smears about 7 years ago with 6 monthly checks which required no treatment and put back into 3 yearly screening which was fine 2.5 years ago but now I'm worried. I seem to have normal to a little more than normal
clear discharge as times but this bleeding started for the first time this month. I've not been intimate with anyone in a loooong time! So I wouldn't know if I would suffer from bleeding after sex.
im awaiting results to see if I have inherited the brca2 gene which from what I've read does increase the chance of cervical cancer so I'm now completely terrified.
oh I was in the same boat- just a few months ago, it started with bleeding after intercourse, then the odd spotting, I also was due for my next smear this coming Jan. and had one abnormal years ago,
I was finally given an appointment to my Gp so she could look at my cervix, she said it looked like cervical erosion. I was so relived and was referred to the gyno at my local hospital
2 weeks ago I arrived to my app expecting to have the erosion taken away, but as I was having my internal he said he could see a fibroid on my cervix and took a biopsy, I was so worried. As I didn't expect that- anyway I got home cried and then decided I'm not going to be a nervous wreck this 2 weeks, I had my results the other day and it's just a fibroid, THANK GOD!!
most irregular bleeding is caused by polyps/fibroids and cervical erosion, I know it's easier said than done but try not to worry, if she's sent your referral as urgent you should be seen within 2 weeks,
Sorry to post in an old thread, but I'm new to the site and therefore not too sure how things work. I am looking for some advice.
I'm 29 years old. I went for my routine smear test in June (was only delayed by three months due to Covid).
The results showed severe dyskaryosis, so I went for a colposcopy, where they took a biopsy. The results showed abnormal cells at grade 1, 2 and 3. A month ago, I went for treatment to remove these cells- I had the laser therapy.
Since this treatment, I have had constant bleeding- it varies between light and heavy, but it is continuous. I also visited A&E due to constant watery discharge (felt like I was wetting myself!) that has a foul, offensive odour. A round of antibiotics seemed to clear this up, but I am still bleeding, along with fatigue and pelvic pain. I called the hospital for my results, but they still don't have them back. They are extremely busy due to Covid-19 etc. I am just waiting to hear from them to see what they have to say.
I think that I have done the silly thing by reading lots of stories online and scaring myself. But I can't help but feel quite scared.
Does anyone have any advice, or a story similar to mine? Any responses will be greatly appreciated.
Just wondering how you got on with your biopsy results?
I'm just waiting for my colposcopy which is booked for end November after smear showed abnormal cells and High risk HPV. I have all the symptoms you mentioned along with nausea, relux and hip/back pain and must admit to being very concerned now.
I know this Is an old post so you may not reply. I was wondering how you got on.
I've also got some of the symptoms you mention especially the pain in the knee. I recently took myself to the GP for bleeding after intercourse. I also have right side pelvic pain . The doctor carried out some test including the CA125 which is raised so I've been referred to gyno as urgently (2weeks). I've a phone consultation on thursday then will see someone within days after.
I've not mentioned the knee pain to GP because I didn't know if its connected.
Hello this is exactly how I am feeling? Have you ever found out what the problem was every symptom you have wrote down I feel and I so worried thankyou
Yes I did I managed to get a private appointment within 48 hours and mine was cervical erosion. I am on no birth control at all and the doctor who referred me said I couldn't have that because I wasn't on birth control but even with one look the consultant knew what it was. I had a biopsy taken to be sure and all is fine.
If you have the symptoms go please go to the doctor and make sure they refer you for the biopsy or at least a smear test.
Since I have had it lots of people have mentioned they have the same so it's more common than I thought and Google just scared me silly!
