Hello Luc50,

I'm in a similar boat.  I am 52.  Hadn't had a period for 18 months, then had bleeding.  Went for an ultrasound and also had a hysteroscopy at the same appointment.  The ultrasound detected the thickness of my uterine lining was at 8mm.  The hysteroscopy showed fibroids.  They took a biopsy and I was told I would get the results in 1-2 weeks time.  It's 2 weeks today and after ringing I was told they have a backlog of typing and so no letter has gone out and they can't give me any information as yet.  My bleeding stopped just under a week ago so I'm pleased about that but the waiting game is tough.  Without having the bleeding, I have been able to forget about things a bit but on the whole have had a pretty rubbish few first weeks with dark thoughts and lots of crying.  I'm now trying to carry on with a positive attitude as there's not much I can do until I get some results.  It is very worrying but in the meantime I keep trying to keep myself informed so that when I get to talk to someone medical, I will at least understand what they're talking about.  I have also started to eat better and tried to lose weight - have lost half a stone in the last two weeks - as I understand that oestrogen excess can be caused by being overweight.  Have you had a hysteroscopy?  Not a pleasant experience!  If you haven't yet, and you have to have one, I only read after having had mine that it helps to take a couple of paracetemol before you have it!  And make sure you have someone who can drive you home afterwards!  I'm presuming that if my biopsy shows that it's got abnormal cells, then I'll be heading for a hysterectomy but if they're not abnormal, it'll be hormone treatment first.  Seems like you've had a different suggestion as to what happens next with your treatment but I would have thought they'd have to see the results of your biopsy before recommending a hysterectomy.  Or maybe they mean a hysteroscopy (the camera) first rather than a hysterectomy?  Anyway, I wish you all the best and to hear from you again.:)

Ho ladies.

I've been down this route and believe me the waiting is by far the worst. Once you know what you’re dealing with, whatever that is, it is much easier. I was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in April 2018, had a hysterectomy, further surgery for removal of lymph nodes and three sessions of internal radiotherapy. I got my all clear in April of this year and am on regular checks now. 

Just to say if you have  any questions now or in the future just ask and I’ll be happy to answer them based on my experience.

Sending a virtual squeeze from my hand to yours.

Sundial

Hi Flo,
Lovely to hear from you.  I'm still waiting for results too, which I'm hoping is a good sign - if anything was 'wrong' I'm thinking I'd have probably heard by now ??  Ditto for you hopefully too.  
All bleeding stopped now which is also good and no after effects with infection etc, so all ok in that respect.  I am however still troubled by an uncomfortable feeling in my abdomen and it's still really bloated. Im also feeling hyper emotional/easily irritated and tearful (similar symptoms I had going through menopause, which seem to have flared up again ??) - though could be anxiety related perhaps, until get the all clear from biopsy.  
How bout you... How are you feeling ?  
Love Murf x
 

Hi there, 

Bleeding from biopsy stopped after first day. Have been feeling super anxious. Trying to keep busy which, lets face it, is really easy in a school

Came in from school yesterday, house empty, envelope from NHS so made a cup of tea and sat down to open it......thinking it was my results. Was my second vaccine appointment. So have that on Sunday. Will be interesting to see if I have another bleed. 

Shouldn't have much longer to wait for results. I'm hoping, like you are, that if it was bad news, I'd have heard by now.

Try and relax this weekend.

xxx

Happy Saturday ladies, I am so happy that I found this forum as I have spent the last week googling and that was leading me to a dark place. I am 57 and passed though the menopause at 50 with relative ease compared to a lot of women. Last weekend I had some bleeding and rang the doctor on Tuesday morning who has immediately referred me under the 2 week appointment  system. I spent last night reading all the posts on here and I slept better last night so thank you. Hearing other women's experiences has certainly helped me to prepare for my appointment on 15th June. 

Looking forward to a family bbq today to celebrate my nephews 30th so wishing you all a happy weekend and hope everyone who is waiting for results will get good news xxx

Hi Frankiesmum,

I have found this chat so helpful. It's so good being able to chat with others who are going through the same/similar experience.

Have a good day today celebrating your nephew's birthday.  Good luck on the 15th. Let me know how you get on.

X

Thank you Flo25 x 

It was interesting to read about the vaccine theory as well as I had Astra Zeneca on 20th March and I'm having my second one later today, before the bbq! Have you followed that up at all? I'll mention it at my appointment. 
hope you get some good news this week xx

I didn't mention it at my appointment. It wasn't until after my appointment that I hear of the theory. 

Keep in touch x

Hi

i am 49 had my last period a year ago. The day after my second Astra Zeneca jab I had very light spotting. Phoned my GP and have been referred for an ultra sound. Have to wait three working days before I can ring and book it. Very scared, though reading everyone's posts has been helpful.  Just wondering if it is too coincidental with the jab. I've registered my side effects on Yellow. I don't have any other symptoms. Wish I did feel like it was a period as it would help explain it but really don't feel any different.

Hi bc5,

I haven't had any other symptoms either except over the last week I have found myself imagining I feel like I've got a dragging feeling. I keep telling myself to try and get into a more positive mind place. Also I do need to wee a lot and if we go anywhere I need to plan around loo breaks but now I'm worrying that could be related to this problem rafher than an age thing - see thinking too much

hope you can get your ultrasound booked soon. Everyone says that the waiting is the worst time and they're not wrong! I know that until I've had my appointment on the 15th it's not far from my mind, but it's really helping me knowing I'm not alone

x

I feel a little like I have cystitis. Not sure if this is just psychosomatic since being told I need a scan! Felt fine before!

Hi Flo and other ladies who have recently posted.  It is very helpful to share experiences I agree.  I'm same as Flo, had hysteroscopy procedure (following an ultrasound which had showed endometrium was slightly thickened) - still waiting for biopsy results.  It's interesting that we're all having similar symptoms post Covid jab.  I wonder just how many women are experiencing same thing ?  
Whether it's related or not, I'm still suffering with constipation & painful abdominal bloating and back ache, which is really getting me down now , so had to phone the surgery again this week about that!  I never normally need the doctors - now that's twice in the last month.  The GP who phoned me back was really unhelpful and quite dismissive during phone consult. (Different GP to one who referred me to Gynaecologist after the bleed). He prescribed some laxatives and said to try those for a couple of weeks.  I wanted him to actually examine my abdomen as I'm now worried I might have an impaction, it's so uncomfortable, and I never get constipated like this. I wonder though if I'm just overly worrying and getting myself stressed out coz of the bleeding etc, which won't be helping the constipation.  I'm not in any way an anti-vaxer but I have to say I was feeling perfectly fine before I had the jab. Now, since the bleeding, I feel like I'm being paranoid something terrible is wrong with me. 

Hi Flo and other ladies who have recently posted.  It is very helpful to share experiences I agree.  I'm same as Flo, had hysteroscopy procedure (following an ultrasound which had showed endometrium was slightly thickened) - still waiting for biopsy results.  It's interesting that we're all having similar symptoms post Covid jab.  I wonder just how many women are experiencing same thing ?  
Whether it's related or not, I'm still suffering with constipation & painful abdominal bloating and back ache, which is really getting me down now , so had to phone the surgery again this week about that!  I never normally need the doctors - now that's twice in the last month.  The GP who phoned me back was really unhelpful and quite dismissive during phone consult. (Different GP to one who referred me to Gynaecologist after the bleed). He prescribed some laxatives and said to try those for a couple of weeks.  I wanted him to actually examine my abdomen as I'm now worried I might have an impaction, it's so uncomfortable, and I never get constipated like this. I wonder though if I'm just overly worrying and getting myself stressed out coz of the bleeding etc, which won't be helping the constipation.  I'm not in any way an anti-vaxer but I have to say I was feeling perfectly fine before I had the jab. Now, since the bleeding, I feel like I'm being paranoid something terrible is wrong with me.