International client guide · Lung cancer

Lung Cancer Health Consultation

A structured starting point for people living outside China who want help organizing lung cancer information and preparing a cross-border health consultation.

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Why this page exists

Organize the information before the next conversation

Lung cancer care can involve pathology, imaging, biomarker results, treatment history and changing symptoms. We help you put those details in order so the next conversation is focused and understandable.

Records to prepare

Pathology or cytology reports, including the date and sample site
CT, PET-CT, MRI or other imaging reports and the dates of the scans
Current and previous treatment names, doses and treatment dates
Recent blood tests, biomarker or molecular results when available
A short list of current symptoms, medicines and questions

Questions to bring

What is the current working diagnosis and what information is still missing?
How should the available reports be organized for a clinician review?
Which symptoms or treatment changes should be discussed promptly with the local oncology team?
What supportive-care questions are reasonable to discuss alongside standard treatment?
What would a follow-up review need to track over time?

How the cross-border consultation works

Share the basics, review the service scope, complete the secure USD $30 checkout, and send available records through the confirmed care-team channel. We organize the information, coordinate the appointment and connect you with the appropriate receiving clinician when a consultation is suitable.

Start the intake

Safety boundary: This page provides education and intake guidance. It does not diagnose, prescribe or promise a result. It does not replace local emergency care or the patient’s local oncology team. Medicines, tests, travel and shipping are separate services and require individual review.

Questions international clients ask

Can you diagnose lung cancer from this page?

No. This page is educational. A diagnosis, prescription or treatment decision requires an appropriate clinician review and remains coordinated with the patient’s local oncology team.

Do I need to travel to China?

No. The initial health consultation and record coordination are online. An optional in-person Chengdu visit is discussed separately and is never required for the online service.

Can you replace my current lung cancer treatment?

No. We do not advise stopping, delaying or replacing local standard oncology treatment. Any supportive-care discussion is considered alongside the existing care plan.