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Scared of cancer after 2 ct scans

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I've been through a lot in a couple of months. To keep it short.. I had to have a hysterectomy due to dermoid cysts which were found by a pelvic/abdominal ct scan. I have been recovering fine..but noticed a slight chest pain. They ran some tests and since a blood level was high and a couple other factors put me at risk for a blood clot, they did a chest ct. It came back fine.. Of course they think it's anxiety.

So now in completely freaked out that since I had 2 CTs in about a months time..that I am going to get cancer from it. And when reading online.. It just scares you more. Can anyone offer some reassurance?

They started me on an anxiety med..f course it takes a little while to start working.. So I don't know if I'm dealing with a combination of adjusting to the new meds or what. It's just driving me crazy.