Follow-up after treatment for secondary cancer in the bone

Following treatment, your hospital doctor or GP will organise for you to have regular check-ups and you may also have some tests.

Your doctors will continue to monitor your symptoms and will aim to give you further treatments, if these are needed, to control your symptoms.

If you have any problems between appointments, contact your doctor or specialist nurse as soon as possible.

Content last reviewed: 1 December 2012

Next planned review: 2014

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