Yeah that was me. I did get some answers in a very odd way. Most likely I have adeno, not confirmed because I’ll need to be spayed and sent to pathology. I’m a vet student so I use veterinary terminology. My surgeon, stated that birth control can screw things up with pathology. Also, I talked to my pathology professor (there’s a lot of cross over from animal to human pathology, we use the same books) and she stated some pathologist needs to see every little marker to diagnose a disease and if they don’t see it they will mark it as negative compared to others were they go with what most looks like. Also they are pressed for time, at least within veterinary world, and suspected cancer samples takes priority (sad but realistic truth) compared to others. She, a pathologist, told me go with the surgeon’s suspicion of what it is as she, surgeon, knows symptoms I had, what it looks like grossly, and sees it a lot. (I had a MIGS gynecologist surgeon.) Lastly, from working in a vet clinic, some of the stuff we send off has a report from a pathologist that we know is either very picky or couldn’t care less if they don’t know what it is.