RFA consultations are often short. Writing your questions down beforehand helps you hear the explanations you need.
First, why is RFA being considered for the size and location of my lesion? Second, how does it compare with surgery or other local treatments? Third, which complications should I watch for in my case?
Fourth, when and how often will follow-up imaging be done? Fifth, how long is the hospital stay, and when can I return to daily life?
The answers differ for each patient, and the medical team makes the decisions. FTH helps you organize questions and interprets the consultation accurately.
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