10 Questions for Doctor About Breast Cancer
Since you've recently been diagnosed with breast cancer, ask your doctor these questions at your next visit.
1. What stage of breast cancer do I have? Has it spread to other parts of my body?
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2. How much breast tissue will I lose?
3. Will I need radiation therapy?
4. Will I need chemotherapy?
5. Would hormone therapy be right for me?
6. What are the possible side effects of my treatment, and how can I minimize them?
7. If I want to, will I be able to have children later on?
8. Can I keep doing what I usually do while I'm in treatment?
9. Are there any clinical trials I could participate in?
10. Is there a support group or counselor you recommend?
WebMD 10 Questions
Reviewed by
Arnold Wax, MD on June 26, 2012
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