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What to Expect During a Second Opinion?

During a second opinion consultation, the new doctor will review your medical history, pathology reports, imaging studies, and other relevant tests. They may suggest additional tests or a different treatment plan. Be prepared to discuss:
- Your cancer diagnosis and stage.
- Current treatment plan and its goals.
- Potential side effects and risks.
- Alternative treatments and their effectiveness.

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