The first thing you should know when you go to an appointment to diagnose non-small cell cancer is that you will probably be referred to a doctor who specializes in lung cancer. Prior to the appointment, you should find out whether you need to fast for blood tests, or whether there are any other restrictions you will need to observe on the day of your appointment. You should write down all pertinent information - symptoms, any drugs you are taking, personal and family medical history, and any questions you may have. You should bring a family member or friend with you, because there will likely be a large amount of information that you will want to remember.
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