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A diagnosis of cancer was made in 546 (6.9 per cent) of the 7915 referrals: 55 in CB referrals (1.8 per cent) and 491 in urgent referrals (10.1 per cent). Median patient age was 46.0 (range 1100) years.
Refer as red flag for cancer if they are: - aged 30 and over and have an unexplained (see note below) lump with or without pain or - aged 50 and over with any of the following symptoms in one only: - discharge - retraction - Other changes of concern.
How long will I wait for an appointment? The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) recommends that GPs refer anyone with a problem for an urgent clinic appointment to be seen within 2 weeks. GPs will also make a non-urgent referral. Any referral decisions will be made on a case by case basis.
If you think you should have screening, but you are not invited automatically, talk to your GP surgery, or call or email your local screening service to ask for an appointment.
If an exam or imaging test shows you might have cancer, your healthcare team will likely refer you to a specialist. Specialists who care for people with cancer include: health specialists.
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What will happen at my appointment? When you arrive at the clinic you should register at the reception. You will then be seen by a doctor or a nurse who is a specialist in diseases and who will listen to any concerns you may have. They will ask about your symptoms, examine you and arrange some tests.
Your GP may refer you to a clinic if you have a symptom or change that needs investigating. A referral to a clinic does not mean you have cancer.

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