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After treatment for lung cancer - follow-up

Your doctor or specialist nurse will probably want you to have regular check-ups and x-rays. This is a good time to discuss any problems you may have. If you notice any new symptoms in between these appointments, let your doctor or nurse know as soon as possible.

You might find our section about living with and after lung cancer helpful.

Content last reviewed: 1 September 2012

Next planned review: 2014

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