Cervical cancer symptoms

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I've been recently suffering symptoms of cervical cancer. They have been frequent bloating,watery and smelly discharge, pelvic pain, dull ache in my back and tops of my legs. I've even had very smelly discharge from my belly button. I've been eating but not able to eat a full meal due to feeling very full quickly. I've actually been really fatigued and tired. Basically I feel like I've constantly have my period. My period is always every 4 weeks and very very light which only last 2 days. I went to my dr and she has done a ca125 blood test, swabs and a pelvic examination. I'm still waiting on results as this was done late on Thursday. My dr told me my cervix was very tight and asked If I've had trouble to conceive in the past as well as see being painful. She also had trouble seeing my ovaries. She said once my results come back from my bloods and swabs we'll then take the next steps. I'm so scared as there's been various things happened to the women in my mums side of the family. My gran died from womb cancer and my aunt and cousin have both had abnormal cells and struggled to carry pregnancy full term. My sister also had very bad endo which ended up with her having cysts on her ovaries and having to have a full hysterectomy plus her womb hadn't developed properly. Sorry for the long post. I hope I haven't bored anyone too much.

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  • Hello Ducky and welcome to the forum.

    I'm sorry about the symptoms you've been contending with. It sounds like it's been a challenging time and it's understandable why you're worried but fingers crossed the results of your bloods and swabs will bring good news when they come through.

    Hopefully you'll receive some support from some of our members who have been in a similar situation soon but I hope this information will help until you find out more.

    Kind regards,

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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  • Hello Ducky and welcome to the forum.

    I'm sorry about the symptoms you've been contending with. It sounds like it's been a challenging time and it's understandable why you're worried but fingers crossed the results of your bloods and swabs will bring good news when they come through.

    Hopefully you'll receive some support from some of our members who have been in a similar situation soon but I hope this information will help until you find out more.

    Kind regards,

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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