Over the paat 3/4weeks i have had symptoms which i have learnt that could be ovarian cancer. I feel bloated, urge to pee more, stomach/pelvis pains, feel fully easily and some pain in my ovaries. I already have stage4 endometriosis. And have had 2 ops for this. They found out that one pf my pvaries was 10cms with cysts but left it. I have tried seeing my gp and had no look, i have rang them crying and asking to see any dr and nothing. I have been in touch with my gyno and will be seeing him next week. Ive written a complaint letter to my gp as i am disgusted how they havent done a single thing. Im unsur3 if i am over reacting or need to be prepared for what it could be. I am 26years old with a 6yr old and feel as if no1 is listening to me.
i hope someone is able to help.ease the worry.
thanks
j x
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Hi J, sorry to hear how concerned you are and that you haven't had the support you need.
Both Ovacome and Target Ovarian Cancer have nurse-led helplines where you'll find expertise and support. Both charities also have apps which you can use to record your symptoms- they generate a printout which helps doctors see exactly which symptoms you are experiencing and how regularly and I would thoroughly recommend them to you.
I sincerely hope that your concerns are not realised (they may well not be) but admire your strength in persevering in getting a thorough medical check. Do think about ringing one of the helplines,
I agree all of with what Sunfluery says,failing that,could you not take yourself to A and E,you would have to have the appropriate tests done there,you are being made to wait too long,
My local a&e which is peterboeough has warned people recently to not go unless you are in need of medical attention as they are short staffed. I will give the helplines a call today. Thank you x
Awww that's awful... thought mine was bad but at least I have been see... did you mention to your gp that your worried it could be cancer they are obliged to see you then at least get a blood test for ca125 and a scan to see what's going on
I would listen to Shelly too,it's probably nothing,but, if it turns out to be something, the sooner you get advice the better.That is the case for anything,
Heyy i have finally seen my gp. Had bloods done. Ca125 came bk as 11 so way under the 35 mark. Now thinking ots my endometriosis that is getting worse. I have the gyno on tuesday. Same symptoms and pain is getting worse so fingers crossed a scan gets booked and i get some amswers xx
Hi Jessica, you've already had some sensible responses and i'd second getting a scan done. I'm sure it is nothing untoward but my CA125 was 7.9 & my rather large 'cyst' turned out to be a borderline mucinous tumor (which was found via Ultrasound and diagnosed via pathology) so push for whatever you can get to be absolutely sure. I wish you well. Jemima x
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