Hi. I am new to the forum. My first post. I am 41. During a GP appointment I mentioned to my GP that I had trouble swallowing intermittently. He quickly refered me for an upper endoscopy. That was 3 weeks ago. The procedure went well. They took biopsies from proximal, mid and distal positions and some from the stomach. They said there were "no lumps or bumps" they thought I could have Eosinophilic oesophagitis in the distal area. Just as they entered my oesophagus they took a few biospsies as they said the area didn't look right. The endoscopists and the assistant said the word squamous but could this just mean the lining of my oesophagus they were talking about? As they didn't say they suspected cancer. I still haven't had any biopsy results. Would I have heard by now if there was something sinister? I rang the endoscopy department last week (I dont have a gastro consultant) the secretary said the results were on the endoscopists desk and I would get a results letter soon once she looked at them. Am I right in thinking that this is a good sign? Sorry for the rambling post.