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Re: Endo and cancer...Linda SFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netFri Jul 30 07:15:34 1999
At Fri, 30 Jul 1999, Linda wrote: > >P.S... >Larissa, > >Did the doctor do a "freeze-section" of tissue so that any questionable >areas could be quickly checked during the surgery? Sometimes when some >abnormal-appearing cells are present, the doctor rushes this >"freeze-section" to the pathologist so that if he/she thinks it looks >suspicious, more tissue samples can be taken during the surgery to be >sent for further, indepth testing. Maybe this is what your doctor did. > >-Linda S > >At Fri, 30 Jul 1999, Larissa wrote: >> >>I had my surgery on the 24th. I have just went to my post op >>oppointment to get my staples removed and the docter confirmed what i >>did have was endo caused from my c-section four years ago. He also said >>their were some abnormalties. He said they didn't appear normal and had >>mucous and some technical name for an abnormalty that started with a p. >>He said the biopsy (err tissue sample...who knows)was sent to some >>airforce base lab to be tested for cancer. I'm so scared that I've made >>myself sick. The docter said he didn't think it was cancer and >>shouldn't worry, but of course I am. I was wondering if anyone had >>abnormalties with their endo.
-- I'm not sure what he exactly did, but from the sounds of it there is abnormal cells. I was reading that musionous cancer is rare (from what I think I got out of it), but mine have those characteristics. Thanks for the 411. Knowing someone else has went through this makes me fell that I'm not so alone.
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