Hello,

I can appreciate your concern. It is difficult when a loved one doesn't want to see a doctor. You could try and encourage them and say that it will help them to be less stressed if they seek help and this does reduce ongoing worry and concern. Symptoms are not always related to each other either. These could be due to different medical conditions, don't assume they are necessarily all due to cancer. Any condition, including cancer, is best treated as soon as it becomes a health concern. Therefore there may well be treatment that can help. Perhaps concerns can be raised at their next asthma review at the GP surgery.

I hope you find a way forward.

Best wishes,

Vanda

Hello,

I can appreciate your concern. It is difficult when a loved one doesn't want to see a doctor. You could try and encourage them and say that it will help them to be less stressed if they seek help and this does reduce ongoing worry and concern. Symptoms are not always related to each other either. These could be due to different medical conditions, don't assume they are necessarily all due to cancer. Any condition, including cancer, is best treated as soon as it becomes a health concern. Therefore there may well be treatment that can help. Perhaps concerns can be raised at their next asthma review at the GP surgery.

I hope you find a way forward.

Best wishes,

Vanda