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The short answer: it is reasonable to ask for a second opinion whenever you face a significant decision — such as a cancer diagnosis, a recommended operation, or a plan you do not fully understand.
A second opinion is a normal part of good care and does not mean you distrust your current doctor.
Bring your reports, scan results and a summary of what you have been told. The reviewing specialist will explain whether they agree and why.
Request a second opinion online and mention your diagnosis and the decision you are facing.