Doctors confused the stomach problems of the boyfriend as wedding stress, but it was intestinal cancer

Last update:March 7, 2025, 18:01 IST

After being repeatedly reassured by specialists, Ashley Robinson, mistakenly believed that his symptoms of colon cancer were due to the stress that surrounded his wedding.

I was working more than sixty hours a week. (Photo credits: x)

A 35 -year -old chef from Dacorum, Hertfordshire, England, called Ashley Robinson, ignored his healthy health symptoms as stress when planning his wedding. Blood began to pass and had important stomach problems, but doctors told him it was nothing serious.

According to The Sun, Ashley Robinson decided to concentrate on his imminent wedding when his general practitioner reported that his health status would probably be resolved in a week.

While organizing an extravagant wedding for his now wife, Jasmin, Ashley Robinson worked more than sixty hours a week. The wedding took place on July 20, 2024 in Pendley Manor. But in the weeks after the ceremony, Ashley’s health decreased rapidly. He fought to secure an appointment with another doctor after losing 12 kg in just seven days. After his concerns were continually described as unimportant, Jasmin firmly demanded that they see him.

Ashley Robinson received heartbreaking news after finally being sent for a colonoscopy. An orange size tumor was found in his colon by medical professionals. He already had colon cancer in stage 4 that had spread to the liver, according to a biopsy. The couple was devastated by the diagnosis.

Ashley Robinson began the immunotherapy treatment immediately, and was surprised by the incredible results. “I couldn’t believe it. I never thought they were going to say that it had been reduced by 90 percent; It was amazing, “he told The Sun. Progress even amazed his oncologist.

Although he is responding well to treatment, Ashley Robinson is still upset by the first incorrect diagnosis. He thinks that his liver may not have been affected if his cancer had been discovered before. “At that time, it was obviously a devastating news of the earth, but now that I am in repair, it is very frustrating,” he said more. “I was 34 years old at that time, so I know when something is not right. You know your own body,” he also said.

As reported, several medical professionals have reacted to this news, highlighting the value of patients who speak for their own health. A spokesman for the Integrated Care Board of Hertfordshire and West Essex encouraged anyone who experienced continuous symptoms to consult a doctor and follow up if the problems are not solved.

Ashley Robinson received an apology from Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust for his terrible experience, and encouraged him to talk to them directly about their concerns. Ashley is still receiving immunotherapy and is optimistic that her routine checkups will continue to show encouraging results.

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