Do you trust ai and chatgpt for knowledge?
I am waiting results from a colposcopy and I have been a mess since having it.
My smear results showed the worse result indicating cancer and high grade changes.
The consultant I saw was cold, hostile and not friendly at all. The experience was horrible. Literally no compassion at all from either the consultant or the nurse. This is in the UK and under the NHS.
From the results he said he was going to perform a Leep but on looking at everything he changed his mind and just scraped some cells off. I don't think he even took a punch biopsy - he didn't say he did one and I didn't feel anything. The speculum hurt though.
The only thing he queried was whether I had had an emergency C-section - I am 4 months post partum.
He then just said that the results were marked as urgent and let me go. Just said if I bled a lot I was to go to a&e.
All of it has left me an absolute mess. The mention of cancer on the pap, and him stating it to me left me feeling like the only result could be cancer and probably a late stage at that. I have barely slept or ate and spending my time doom scrolling on Google making everything seem worse.
I happened to put my results into ai mode on Google with all other medical things that have been going on - being 4 months post partum, having a big ectropion, having a polyp in pregnancy and the spotting stopping after taking the mini pill and the information it stated was actual reassuring and not anything like I have read anywhere else. It also stated that if there was a tumour or anything sinister looking the consultant has to tell you - obviously that didn't happen!
How much can you trust what it says?
As much as it's nice to read things that don't suggest dying or full blown cancer, I am worried that I have taken comfort in literature that is false!
I will hopefully have my results back this week but it is torture waiting.
Anyone else had really scary results postpartum?