Mr Osama Naji

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109 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 14 Apr

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The Dr Louise Newson Podcast · 57 – Bleeding on HRT: what’s normal and what’s not · 14 Apr 2026 podcast

Quite often, sometimes when we work in a cancer exclusion clinic, that we've done our due diligence and our safety checks and we are satisfied at this stage that there is no immediate concern for cancer.

And then...

We are obliged by the governance, by the rules that we have to discharge these patients from this service.

We always follow a safety netting approach that this is a snapshot assessment.

At this moment in time, we are satisfied not to concern you.

But we always invite you to remain vigilant should the symptoms recur back in three months' time, in six months' time.

Or if you are...

don't have any other new concerns arising, not necessarily unscheduled bleed.

Sometimes even cancers happen with very unusual symptoms or uncommon symptoms like pain, like bloating.

Just listen to yourself, listen to your body and report it back and we can be happy to investigate again.

Most of the times, patients, they just need this type of reassurance and that they have somewhere to go back to at the end.

Genetics is now very much on the rise as a causing factor.

And there is a space to be washed over the coming years that will be huge implications for genetic testing for endometrial cancer.

We are unconsciously biased because we work in a cancer service.

So we are seeing alarming trends of endometrial cancer on the rise, but at also relatively young age.

But if you also, like we said, look into the history, you always find a way in the histories.

And that's the beauty of the human physiology and this front.

If there is a size fit for all, it will be safer and more peaceful for all.

But it might not be that rewarding to the clinicians and to the patients.

So some women, they respond totally differently to different type of medications.

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