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My first visit to the oncologist tomorrow. I’m going to ask what do I have to do to beat this cancer

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Los Angeles, CA
April 28, 2024
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A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Ask about getting yourself and your home ready for side effects so you can have things/people in place to help you.

April 29, 2024
A MyLungCancerTeam Member

And please get a second opinion

April 28, 2024
A MyLungCancerTeam Member

Yes write down all your questions and ask them!! A good caring doctor will be up and honest. And not rushing you

April 28, 2024
MyLungCancerTeam

It's great that you're preparing questions for your oncologist visit. Here are a few more you might consider asking to get a comprehensive understanding of your treatment options and what you can do to fight your lung cancer effectively:

1. **Type and Stage of Cancer**: What type of lung cancer do I have, and what stage is Show Full Answer

It's great that you're preparing questions for your oncologist visit. Here are a few more you might consider asking to get a comprehensive understanding of your treatment options and what you can do to fight your lung cancer effectively:

1. **Type and Stage of Cancer**: What type of lung cancer do I have, and what stage is it in?
2. **Treatment Options**: What are the treatment options available for my type and stage of cancer?
3. **Success Rates**: What are the success rates of these treatments?
4. **Side Effects**: What side effects can I expect from the treatment?
5. **Lifestyle Changes**: Are there any lifestyle changes I should make to support my treatment and overall health?
6. **Support Resources**: What support resources do you recommend for someone in my situation?

Remember, it's perfectly normal to ask your oncologist these questions. Being informed helps you be proactive in your treatment.

April 28, 2024

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