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Hi there I don't want to go into too much detail on a public post but I was wondering if any of you ladies had experience with colposcopies, cervical cancer and/or hysterectomies.

I need someone to talk to who can relate. I'm very young, childless and terrified.

None of my friends or family have been through this so it's very lonely, feel free to send me a private message.

Thank you

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You poor girl. Both my grandmother and mother have been through this before the age of 40 and I've always had the threat hanging over me, I'm 7 years past their time now so hoping I've got away with it.


There was a threat a few years back but turned out to be polyps which were dealt with quickly and easily.


I really feel for you and would happily meet you if you need someone to share with.


Fingers crossed that it'll be nowt too much to worry about. xxxxxxx

Hi Dreamcatcher, you may want to post in the Family Discussion section. Even though the post isn't about children, the Family section is really good for gyne discussions. So sorry that you're feeling alone, and hope you find some lovely Forumites to help you through your expeience. xx

Hi Dreamcatcher,


If it's regarding abnormal smear test results/colposcopy, PM me because I've experienced both (more than once).

If it's anything more serious, sorry, can't really help as never experienced this but hopefully you will find lots of help on here.


Good luck x

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