so the past couple months have been an absolute shit show.
got an ultrasound as part of my regular checkup - a bunch of lesions were found. i knew that i had multiple hemangiomas from previous imaging, but a couple odd lesions were noticed.
the radiologist noted that these odd tumors were either atypical hemangioma, or cancer, and i was sent off for an MRI
the MRI indicated that the tumors were either atpyical hemangioma, or adenoma, and i was sent off for a CT scan
the CT scan indicated that they were either adenoma, or cancer, so i was sent off for a biopsy
just got the results back, and the tumor they did the biopsy on is an adenoma
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ive been searching this board during the time i was waiting for results (got the ultrasound and started this journey 6 weeks ago), and came across a small number of folks here who developed the same issue.... including a fella named flexdurden
i have the same type of adenoma that flexdurden had - beta-catenin activated, and if i had not caught it as quickly as i did, i would have undoubtedly suffered the same fate.
i am in the process of scheduling the surgery for resection, and we will go from there. Luckily, it would appear that the two abnormal tumors were on the same lobe, so if the other tumor is also an adenoma, ill be able to kill two birds with one stone.
this was always my greatest fear in my aas usage.. and now im here.
what will i be changing after this is all behind me?
- no more tren
- no more orals
- lower doses overall
on the bright side, i guess my leg size will now match my gear doses
got an ultrasound as part of my regular checkup - a bunch of lesions were found. i knew that i had multiple hemangiomas from previous imaging, but a couple odd lesions were noticed.
the radiologist noted that these odd tumors were either atypical hemangioma, or cancer, and i was sent off for an MRI
the MRI indicated that the tumors were either atpyical hemangioma, or adenoma, and i was sent off for a CT scan
the CT scan indicated that they were either adenoma, or cancer, so i was sent off for a biopsy
just got the results back, and the tumor they did the biopsy on is an adenoma
'
ive been searching this board during the time i was waiting for results (got the ultrasound and started this journey 6 weeks ago), and came across a small number of folks here who developed the same issue.... including a fella named flexdurden
i have the same type of adenoma that flexdurden had - beta-catenin activated, and if i had not caught it as quickly as i did, i would have undoubtedly suffered the same fate.
i am in the process of scheduling the surgery for resection, and we will go from there. Luckily, it would appear that the two abnormal tumors were on the same lobe, so if the other tumor is also an adenoma, ill be able to kill two birds with one stone.
this was always my greatest fear in my aas usage.. and now im here.
what will i be changing after this is all behind me?
- no more tren
- no more orals
- lower doses overall
on the bright side, i guess my leg size will now match my gear doses