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I had act done for other reasons and they said I possible had a endometrial polyp and thickening of the utreus lining so my gyro schuduled me for a biopsy and transvaginal ultrasound got the ultrasound done and they say I have the thickening and a solid mass I have high anxiety and scared I have the biopsy Monday I need help I'm 42 and perimenapausal my menses have been pretty normal I do have a little pain soreness on left side they did also say my left ovary was a little enlarged I guess. Thanks lisa
Hi I had my biopsy Monday my gyro was pretty no understanding I was scared and crying and asked him what he thought and he said it didn't matter what he thought it had to be tested I did get out of him that it is a polyp 2.3 thickening I guess I have health anxietys I called the office around 11 and the nurse said they didn't have the results yet that she would call the hospital and call me back but I haven't heard yet my menses are normal and I had a blood test oct 2012 and he said I was perimenausal . I'm freaking out I really need the results or something to ease my fears. Thanks lisa
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Hi!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that there are many possibilities that the mass could be. There is a wide range from a polyp, a fibroid, or even an endometrial cancer. Before your surgery you will most likely have a pre op visit with your physician. At that time you should bring a list of questions with you--ask your surgeon what he/she expects to find and when the actual pathology results will be back. Ask your doctor how the results will be communicated to you and what the possible outcomes will be--for example, if you need further surgery.
The rest is going to depend on you--take someone with you to help make sure you get all your questions answered.
Good luck!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would advise you that there are many possibilities that the mass could be. There is a wide range from a polyp, a fibroid, or even an endometrial cancer. Before your surgery you will most likely have a pre op visit with your physician. At that time you should bring a list of questions with you--ask your surgeon what he/she expects to find and when the actual pathology results will be back. Ask your doctor how the results will be communicated to you and what the possible outcomes will be--for example, if you need further surgery.
The rest is going to depend on you--take someone with you to help make sure you get all your questions answered.
Good luck!
Dr B
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