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Roz · 05-17-2006, 01:52 AM

I agree with Sarah, There is nothing to be gained by waiting. Your oncologist will understand, and probably refer you for a CT scan. You can even ring him and ask his advice, (or for a CT referral) but if you get the CT scan, then you will have explored the problem thruogh a much more exact tool. It's best to act rather than wait. My onc is used to me ringing up with mystery symptoms. Its almost a month until 16/6 and you can ask for what you think will put you more at ease.

05-17-2006, 01:52 AM	#4
Roz Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 105	I agree with Sarah, There is nothing to be gained by waiting. Your oncologist will understand, and probably refer you for a CT scan. You can even ring him and ask his advice, (or for a CT referral) but if you get the CT scan, then you will have explored the problem thruogh a much more exact tool. It's best to act rather than wait. My onc is used to me ringing up with mystery symptoms. Its almost a month until 16/6 and you can ask for what you think will put you more at ease.