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You would not know by your symptoms, but is detected through biopsy and tissue analysis. It is best if you ask either your specialist, lung cancer nurse or GP what type of cancer you have.
You are within your rights to access your medical notes and you can do this through your GP as they will have all the correspondence from the hospital. However your GP should be able to tell you what kind of lung cancer you have, are you in treatment just now or newly diagnosed.
This is the link to our booklet on 'Managing Your Lung Cancer Diagnosis' which may help explain the different types of lung cancer and treatment options:
If there is anything else you would like to discuss you can either email us at lungcancerhelp@roycastle.org or call our freephone nurse led helpline number on 0800 358 7200
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