Waiting for MRI results

btw im in the UK

I wouldn't get worked up over cancer. Supposedly, you just KNOW it's cancer, and you are barely showing signs of pancreatitis, it sounds like.

You still need to take pancreatitis seriously and proceed as though you have it, unless you hear different. Hang in there, the waiting can be very difficult. Two weeks isn't far away, and hopefully you will get results sooner.

Hi there

I am sure in the UK if your scans show any signs of anything sinister your consultant we call you in for an appointment urgently, not just leave it weeks or for a secretary to tell you so try not to worry, eat very lean and clean in the meantime.

good luck

Hey eagle, I have been in your shows sort of (MRCP, waiting for results, etc). I wouldn't get too worked up over cancer-- anxiety can be crushing and cause additional terrible symptoms. Try and not focus on it (I know this is really hard) and perhaps try a lifestyle like you have chronic pancreatitis (low fat, no alcohol, etc) and see if this makes a difference. My pain was similar (dull ache radiating to the back) and after a bazillion tests and gallbladder removal the best guess is early/min change CP. I then changed my lifestyle habits and this made a huge difference in pain management. I have found that stress makes my symptoms way worse, so try and relax if possible.

January seems like a crazy amount of time to figure out the results of a scan. Surely this is not the case...

hang in there

I have ask same question rhey would have found cancer in your blood test if so your doctor would have told you

If you're in the UK and were already under the 2 week wait referral system for suspected cancer, you'd always be informed within 2 weeks (normally days) if anything serious was found. The 2 week wait referral system means that you will always receive a result or have an appointment within the 2 weeks.

Don't expect the worst, I was under the 2 week wait referral system for over 9 months, with the outcome being no signs of cancer, but a chronic condition that mimics it. I have all the symptoms, but not the C.

If you're in the UK and were already under the 2 week wait referral system for suspected cancer, you'd always be informed within 2 weeks (normally days) if anything serious was found. The 2 week wait referral system means that you will always receive a result or have an appointment within the 2 weeks.

Don't expect the worst, I was under the 2 week wait referral system for over 9 months, with the outcome being no signs of cancer, but a chronic condition that mimics it. I have all the symptoms, but not the C.