Molly-Mae Hague reveals she’s going to hospital for surgery after being left in agony with painful condition

MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed she’s going to hospital for vital surgery after being left in agony with a painful condition. The 22-year-old star – who had a cancerous mole removed last year – said she’ll have an operation to tackle her chronic endometriosis. Endometriosis is a condition which occurs when tissue from the lining of the […]

MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed she’s going to hospital for vital surgery after being left in agony with a painful condition.

The 22-year-old star – who had a cancerous mole removed last year – said she’ll have an operation to tackle her chronic endometriosis.

Endometriosis is a condition which occurs when tissue from the lining of the womb is found outside of the womb – in areas of the body including the ovaries, Fallopian tubes, the abdomen and the bladder.

It can sometimes cause damage to the Fallopian tubes or ovaries, leading to fertility problems.

Ex-Love Island star and YouTuber Molly shared her news on her Instagram stories today, writing in a Q&A to fans: “I’ve got a date for my operation now.

“I’m just looking forward to it to be honest because my endometriosis MASSIVELY impacts my life. I just pray the surgery helps.

“I’m looking forward to speaking more about it on my YouTube to educate people properly on it. I know a lot of girls want me to do this.”

Molly has spoken out following recent medical concerns and recently revealed she’d also found a lump in her breast.

She said the lump has grown, and she has been for a biopsy.

In her latest YouTube video, the influencer explained that she’d previously been reassured that the lump is not harmful, but she became concerned after noticing it’d grown.

Molly-Mae shared: “I basically noticed a little lump in my boob, went to get it checked and it was completely fine, completely benign.

“It’s a little thing called a fibroadenoma and it’s a normal thing to get at this age, small lumps can happen all the time it doesn’t mean they’re sinister.”

The Love Island favourite went on: “I went back today to get it checked and it had grown a little bit, again, it doesn’t mean it’s sinister, it doesn’t mean it’s dramatic, so the doctor recommended that we did a biopsy.

“It was not very nice actually considering I’m afraid of needles, but I thought there’s not really a way around this. I promise it’s nothing serious, I don’t want it to be a massive thing. I think it’s important that I share this with you guys.

We should all be checking our boobs…

Molly-Mae Hague

“It’s an important subject and we should all be checking our boobs and checking for lumps so we can do things like this.”

Molly promised her followers that she would update them as soon as the results of the biopsy come back.

It comes just months after the star was told a mole she’d had removed from her leg was malignant melanoma, which is a type of skin cancer.

She received the devastating news during a work trip to Italy following a biopsy, having previously been told by two dermatologists that the mole was nothing to worry about.

Speaking in November, Molly said: “It’s obviously petrifying, shocking and scary. I don’t even know what to think or say. I cannot believe I was told by others doctors it was OK. I am so upset and angry.

“I just briefly asked this doctor when I was walking out. I was walking around with skin cancer on my leg! If I hadn’t have asked, I’d still have that mole on my leg now and I’d be none the wiser. It could be spreading through my body, you just never know.”

She used her huge platform to urge followers to get their own medical concerns checked out.