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I would like to ask a question about uterine cancer. Is it normal to have an offensive odour with this desease |
because it is annoying. I found out today that it is not cancer of the bladder I have as I have been getting blood of and on seen and unseen for about 1 year now and I have high epithial cells that show up all the time in my urine. I found out today my urterous is bulky as something is growing inside it, no I am not pregnant nor do I have any infections.The tumour that is growing is rapidly fast. I was told my the uroligys today that I need to see a gyni but now I do know I do not hve bladder cancer. It is more that likely cancer of the uterous as I am almost 39. I am pre menopuse which means I do not get a period all the time maybe once every 3 or months now. so I just want to know why I get an offensive odour with this desease most of the time and high grade epithelial cells that come out in my urine. I feel tired most of the time now and starting to feel sick too. I have more urgent tests done very soon. Please can you advise me?, Thank you mtnflower yes I had a CT IPV done 2 weeks ago and that is what it showed. I was shocked Uterine cancer can cause a rather pungent discharge. I'm curious as to how they know that something is growing in your uterus. Did they do an ultrasound? it could definately be because of the uterine cancer......im sorry about ur condition |
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