Preparing questions can help you make the most of a consultation. Bring previous test results, information about operations and a list of medications if available.
Illustrative imageExplain how concerns affect your daily life. Before an examination, ask about the process and share what you need to feel comfortable.
Before your appointment, note the three topics you most want to discuss. Explain when concerns began, when they are noticeable and how they affect daily life. A brief question list can help you remember what matters to you.
Existing results, medications and previous procedures can help assessment. Discuss the examination process and the benefits and risks of options with your doctor. Everyone’s health history and expectations differ; another person’s experience does not determine your outcome.
Select topics, write your notes in the fields below and download your personal preparation list as a PDF.
Your notes stay on this page; they are not sent to the clinic or saved. They are cleared when you close the page. The PDF may contain personal information; keep it on your own device.
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