Throat issues

My medical history is a little mind boggling so I'll try to synopsise as the best I can. 
2011 CIN 3. Abnormal smear results. HPV positive. Letz procedure. High risk cervical cancer.  (Mum had cervical cancer - I know it's not genetic, but it's also a worry!)
2015 sterilisation.
2015 osteoid oeadema (non cancerous spinal tumour C4)  
2016 spinal (neck) surgery to remove tumour.

2017 hysterectomy. 

2020 hyper mobility and fibromyalgia diagnosis 

2021 trouble swallowing. Feeling of a lump in my throat. Hoarse voice. No pain. Urgent referral to ENT. 
MRI throat scan. Consultant called on Friday (week after 1st scan) to request another scan be done for higher up. Haven't physically seen anyone to look at my throat/mouth. But am worried that they want a repeat scan! Got an emergency app through today for Sunday. Should I be worried?

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  • Hello Southernlady and welcome to the forum.

    I'm sorry to see what you've been through over the last 5 - 10 years but fingers crossed the symptoms you're currently contending with will turn out to be no cause for concern.

    Numerous tests are sometimes needed before the doctors can figure out what's going on so try not to panic too much about having a repeat scan. 

    From your post I can see your appointment for that second scan is today so I just want to wish you good luck and let you know we're thinking of you.

    Do let us know how you get on and as I said earlier, we hope the results will show it's not anything sinister.

    Kind regards,

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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  • Hello Southernlady and welcome to the forum.

    I'm sorry to see what you've been through over the last 5 - 10 years but fingers crossed the symptoms you're currently contending with will turn out to be no cause for concern.

    Numerous tests are sometimes needed before the doctors can figure out what's going on so try not to panic too much about having a repeat scan. 

    From your post I can see your appointment for that second scan is today so I just want to wish you good luck and let you know we're thinking of you.

    Do let us know how you get on and as I said earlier, we hope the results will show it's not anything sinister.

    Kind regards,

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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