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What to ask the doctor....

It is often intimidating visiting the doctor’s office and we often think of questions we should have asked but didn’t. Preparing ahead of time can help. Here is a suggested list of questions to ask you doctor. Not all these questions will apply to you and your current situation. Use this list as tool in coming up with your own list of questions for the doctor. Be prepared so that you can make the most of your visit to the doctor’s office.

 -  Call ahead and explain to the nurse/receptionist that you have a long list of questions and need more time than usual.

 -  If you find the medical tests and exams particularly upsetting, speak up ahead of time and ask for a ‘get acquainted’ appointment first.

 -  Discuss your fears/concerns about the treatment.

 -  Ask what provisions can be made to help you feel more comfortable (your doctor might suggest a mild sedative if you are particularly anxious).

 -  Make it clear that you are not willing to be subjected to ‘show and tell’ and will not submit to examinations by students, interns, colleagues, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 



Dr. Saha has practiced Surgical Oncology for over a decade. We are the first to develop the technique of sentinel lymph node mapping for colorectal cancer as has been used for malignant melanoma and breast cancers.

We encourage a holistic approach to cancer treatment combining scientifically proven medical therapies along with a complimentary diet emphasizing an organic vegetarian diet and abstention from tobacco and alcohol. We also encourage lifestyle modifications and stress reduction techniques including meditation and prayer.




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