Hysteroscopy Endometrial Cancer?

I have endometrial hyperplasia and a polyp that was measuring around 1.6*1.8*1.6. had a hysteroscopy d&c with polyp removal this past Monday. Leading up to all of that as to why for about 6 years I had have you bleeding on my period sometimes soaking through pad in an hour huge clots I mean ridiculous not your average size some were solid not translucent in this year I started bleeding in between periods I am anemic as well. I waited unfortunately a couple years to even go in to find out what was going on the doctors didn’t even seemed all that concerned I had to push for transvaginal and they wanted to do birth control for my polyp and hyperplasia and I pushed to have the DNC. It is now Sunday about a week later and not bleeding very bad I was at first but I’m still having extreme cramping as if I’m on my period still mostly a twisting tugging sensation in my right lower pelvic area. My doctor’s really haven’t seen too concerned about any of my issues biggest concern is a extensive family history of cancer my grandfather having three one of them being colorectal and I believe Lynch syndrome does run through my family although I don’t speak much to them and my parents died when I was very little. Is it normal to still have extreme cramping a week later and what other options can I have there’s no future plan other than going in to see if there is any or was any cancer found but obviously it didn’t fix any of my issues that were already going on. Thanks in advance

Mr. David Emerson
I have not been diagnosed with cancer.
But because of ultrasound showing I have a small amount of fluid in endometrial cavity and the endometrium measures 8 mm and is thickened.
My gynecologist tried to to get a sample of tissue by going through my cervix, but could not penetrate due to stenosis of the cervix. So she referred me tounderstand an Oncologist that wants to perform an Examination under Anesthesia, Hysteroscopy, Dilation and Curettage, Possible
(after receiving pathology results) total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy, Bi-lateral salpingo-oophorectomy staging, Tumor Debulking, Laparotomy, Total Abdominal Hysterectomy. If pathology came back positive could these procedures cause cancer to spread? If i test positive?
Thank you,

[…] Hysteroscopy May Disseminate Endometrial Cancer Cells […]

[…] Hysteroscopy May Disseminate Endometrial Cancer Cells […]