u/ImaginationWrong7447

❤️ Wonderful news! ❤️

My hysterectomy pathology showed no trace of cancer! It appears the D&C removed all of the cancer.

They also found adenomyosis, which isn’t cancer but likely explains many of my symptoms.

I had early-stage, low-grade endometrial cancer, with a very low risk of it returning. I’ll have checkups every 6 months for 5 years.

Feeling incredibly lucky and grateful. ❤️

I have endometrioid adenocarcinoma FIGO grade 1 based on results from D and C. Hysterectomy to remove uterus, tubes, ovaries and cervix in two days. I've had 2 c-sections (over 20 years ago). My question is: is recovery from hysterectomy more difficult than from a c-section? Please only kind responses. 🌻

I am 52 years old with hysterectomy in a few days due to endometrioid adenocarcinoma. Hoping the surgery removes all the cancer and reveals low grade and stage. I'm exhausted from the cancer. Been off work since June. Resting at home all summer due to extreme fatigue. I fully intend to REST after surgery and not overdo it. I get one body and she needs the best care and support. I was told by the pre-admission nurse to not lift anything heavier than a coffee cup for the first few weeks. And I will listen to that advice. I will try my best not to compare my recovery to anyone else's. It's not a competition. This is a surgery to save my life. And I will rest and heal at my pace. Prayers all goes smoothly. Grateful for the surgery.🌻

Pathology from d and c states endometrioid adenocarcinoma FIGO 1. Hysterectomy is in a few weeks. I've had many symptoms (heavy bleeding with clots, fatigue, bloating, distended belly). BUT the most bothersome symptom has been frequent urination day and night. I get up 3 to 4 times every night to pee. I haven't slept through the night in over a year because I'm up peeing so often. It's debilitating feeling so tired. Did anyone else pee a lot with endometrial cancer?