Ahh rachie, what a nightmare you poor thing
My experince: we drove up to london, spoke with Dr savage, they did a chest X-ray, detailed pelvic ultrasound, lots of bloods. Then went back in to see Dr savage again who explained my care plan, which was starting on low risk chemo first. I didn't need an MRI/ct scan as my chest X-ray was clear. In my case a D&C wasn't best option as there was risk of haemorrhage. I was admitted to the oncology ward. Hubby sent home to devon. I stayed there on my own the whole time. On my ward there was another molar lady opposite me and two other cancer patients. There was one other molar lady I saw while up there also.
Had a shot of chemo that day, then antidote next day, shot, antidote and so on for a week. They also give eye drops and mouthwash which stops you getting ulcers. Had to stay in bed as I was bleeding a lot. My hcg dropped really quick after the first round and my bleeding got better, so I was allowed home after that, and took my chemo with me to arrange with a community nurse. Community nurse couldn't do my chemo, so she trained me to do the shots myself. It was no bother. Had a week off (when I passed the retained mass) then a week on for a further 3 rounds of chemo once my hcg was 2<. Had bloods twice a week and full blood counts. Once the chemo was done and CX were happy I went back up for another ultrasound and got the all clear from Dr savage to start regular follow up. This has gradually spaced out as the years have gone by, I'm now on 6 monthly for life. Sounds awful but it honestly wasn't, the worst part was the heatwave at the time!! Chemo was like having a hangover really. My cycle returned once I stopped chemo. Started TTC once it was out of my system. I've had 10 of my 12 pregnancies since the chemo, two of which are my rainbow boys, and hopefully boy #3 cooking, so it hasn't stopped me having babies!!
Fingers crossed for you hun, maybe you can avoid the chemo if your levels come down on their own? I know how overwhelming this all is right now. Ask anything you want
