That's great news! See - those weren't signs you were seeing, just an anxious mindPosted here a couple of weeks back about having a breast lump, just to update and maybe reassure anyone who comes across this in future - it was just a bit of harder breast tissue.
Had my appointment within 2 weeks and the ladies at the clinic were just so lovely and reassuring. Quick physical exam and then an ultrasound and all sorted within the hour. Feel so relieved
That's amazing news, really pleased for you. You must be so relieved.Posted here a couple of weeks back about having a breast lump, just to update and maybe reassure anyone who comes across this in future - it was just a bit of harder breast tissue.
Had my appointment within 2 weeks and the ladies at the clinic were just so lovely and reassuring. Quick physical exam and then an ultrasound and all sorted within the hour. Feel so relieved
Fantastic newsPosted here a couple of weeks back about having a breast lump, just to update and maybe reassure anyone who comes across this in future - it was just a bit of harder breast tissue.
Had my appointment within 2 weeks and the ladies at the clinic were just so lovely and reassuring. Quick physical exam and then an ultrasound and all sorted within the hour. Feel so relieved
I had exactly the same a couple of months ago, and for anyone else worrying they told me that 90% of the people they see in the breast clinic are discharged on the day with nothing to worry about
Make sure when you take the supplements you don’t have coffee for an upto 2 hours after and try and have orange juice. Coffee can stop you absorbing it. It sounds like you’re still anaemic as you still have the symptoms which is tiredness and dizziness.
I honestly have no idea but my guess is if this is something that has been an issue with her for some time it probably doesn't sound so much like lung cancer, if it was I imagine she would have more symptoms by now. I know it's super hard not to worry. I'm in my own health spiral right now so totally understand. Definitely dont google and hopefully you can get the CT quite quickly to reassure you and your mum x
I'm no doctor but my dad had bladder cancer and he experienced none of the symptoms you said.
Not rude at all, I would rather menopause than any of the things I am imagining. I hope your dad is doing ok
Thank you, my Dad has been clear of cancer now for two years so very grateful!
now feel awful. Really panicking its covid even though I do have acid reflux and sinus issues quite a bit. Think I've been having a panic attack for about 12 hours now 
must’ve gone about 9 times including in the early hours of the morning. The majority of it towards the end was just water really but the very last movement was pure blood. All down the toilet bowl and the toilet paper was akin to when you wipe when you’re on a heavy period. I wiped again and little blood remained. I’ve not had a movement since and no cramps either. I logged it on my NHS app yesterday morning and the doctor called me back and has requested two stool samples. I’m hoping it’s just piles due to going so much but just seemed like a high volume of blood to be so. Never had any problems previously with bowel movements or blood, I’m certain it wasn’t in the stool.If it is bright red there's no reason to worry that is fresh blood so likely to be piles or an anal fissue (tear).Hi all, just wondered if anyone had experienced similar and the outcome. So Saturday afternoon I had terrible griping pains lower abdomen that was coming in waves, rushed home and the onslaught of diarrhoea started
I actually had this after I ate dairy (after not eating it for about 2 years). It was quite a shock but exactly like you said, a load of blood (bright red) in the bowl and on the toilet paper. I panicked and booked an appointment with a consultant in Harley Street and he put a camera up there and said he saw two internal haemorrhoids so they had obviously got inflamed.Hi all, just wondered if anyone had experienced similar and the outcome. So Saturday afternoon I had terrible griping pains lower abdomen that was coming in waves, rushed home and the onslaught of diarrhoea started
Agree, I’ve got terrible haemorrhoids and can sometimes bleed as much as a heavy period from the backside.
I hope you’re feeling better now. Things always seem worse in the middle of the night. I always just try the classic deep breathing and then a cold facecloth on the back of my neck and face usually helps with the sickness. Try and take is easy todayHi everyone - not been on this thread for a while even though my health anxiety is awful.
Last night started to feel unwell, had hot face, shivering, post nasal drip and nausea. Woke up at 4am after couple of hours sleep to throw up
Does anyone have any tips on how to calm down / stop being sick?
I know most people dont fear covid anymore but im definitely not one of those and im terrified xx
Thank you, I was really spiralling last night, bit calmer today but definitely not 100%. I tried an ice pack on my chest which worked wonders actually, will try the facecloth tonight I think!
