Hi VicKat

In my experience, I have only had results face to face, never by letter or over the phone. This has been for good results and not so good. They like to see you face to face and explain everything and it gives you an opportunity to ask any questions. 

Not sure what kind of scan you’ll have...maybe an ultrasound? Usually you would get a letter and appointment separately for MRI or CT scans..at least that’s my experience. 

Everything will depend on what the biopsy has shown up, but no matter what it might be, treatment for abnormal cells or more is very effective. 

Hope you don’t have too long to wait for your appointment, and please come back and let us know how you get on. If I can help with any other questions, please shout out. xx

Thank you Minska, that is really helpful. I’m sure I’ve got my wires crossed and it’s all just routine. My ridiculous fear of all things medical doesn’t help my anxiety either! I’ll keep you posted on the outcome. Thank you again

Hi VicKat

I too have very high anxiety about doctors, hospitals and anything medical..still have it but not so bad these days! It’s natural to panic when you don’t know what you’re dealing with, and the limbo feeling of waiting is really stressful. Once you know what you’re dealing with, things actually become much easier as you regain some control and can get on with whatever needs to be done. Good luck! xx

Hi

I have literally just had the same thing happen to me and they left a voice message requesting I go the next day but I messed the message so they sent me a letter and I need to go back next Wednesday and they have requested I bring someone with me, so I am fearing the worst.

In the the to my GP it says the procedure was uneventful.

I hope yours is good news.

Thank you ladies! You’re both very reassuring. Hoping yours is good news too Eaton!

Thank you VicKat1 x

A bit of an update - I’ve just had a letter through the post saying that I have an MRI scan booked for next week so I’m assuming that today will be just to tell me that. I’m sure it’ll all be fine

Good luck for today. X

So - not the best news. I’ve been diagnosed with stage1b cervical cancer of the cervical canal (a rarer form apparently) A shock but great they’ve caught it early on and I know that makes me one of the lucky ones! Thank you for your support once again.

Hi VicKat

Sorry to hear your news. I presume you have adenocarcinoma? It is the less common form, and that’s what I have. It’s good that it’s been caught at this stage because it is early. I had stage 2b, locally advanced, so I couldn’t have a hysterectomy. I had chemo and radiotherapy (wasn’t able to have the internal radiation due to having a pulmonary embolism) and I am fine! My scan 3 months after treatment finished showed no evidence of disease and subsequent checks have been all good. Good luck with your treatment and if you have any questions I will help if I can. xx