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I'm sorry to hear that you've been having some ongoing gynae problems. It sounds as if your GP has been really thorough which is great. It's natural to be a bit worried about going for further tests but try not to read too much into things at the moment.

I'm not sure if you've had a colposcopy before but is allows the Dr or nurse to have a better view of your cervix and to see what could be causing your problems. We've more information on our website here. 

If you've any questions that you specifically want to ask at the appointment on Friday then write them down before you go just incase you forget. 

I hope all goes smoothly next week and that things improve for you soon. 

Best wishes, 
Jenn

Cancer Chat moderator

are you ok ? 

Hope you not worrying too much 

Hi and thank you both for replying,

I'm ok.i think, trying to keep busy I've got 4 12 hour night shifts for the next four nights which will help. For the first few days it drove me insane my anxiety went into overdrive and it was all I could think about I also googled allot which probably didn't help I'm now trying to look on the positive side I've read about cervical ectroption (could be spelt wrong) and it sounds like it could be that so I'm just focussing on that rather than the big C! The only thing I know for certain is I won't know anything until Friday so no point catastrophising until then is there...

I have something similar, I had hysterectomy 5 years ago and starting having issues.

was referred for colposcopy and it really hurt and he found a mass where my cervix was or he said he’s not sure if they left something, it has gone like a whirlwind.

within 2 weeks I have had bloods biopsy and mri. Back next week to see consultant.

just scared and don’t know what to expect now.