がん検診で見つかった小さい肺腫瘤はがんじゃないの？

A question was sent to the LINE open chat "Oncologist's Room" from a person who was worried about a small lung mass found during a checkup that was referred for follow-up observation. *Cancer and cancer treatment are different for each individual, and each patient's circumstances are completely different. Please discuss your own treatment options with your doctor before making a decision. ◎Cancer Family Relief Video Series Family members of a cancer family are said to be second patients, but many remain confused about what to do. That's why we've put together a playlist of educational videos for families.    • がん家族救済動画シリーズ   ◎Video series to alleviate chemotherapy side effects    • 抗がん剤副作用を軽くする動画シリーズ   ◎Complete collection of cancer consultation drinking parties (starting with the first one) that you can listen to in its entirety    • 全部聞き流せるがん相談飲み会全集（1回目〜）   This playlist lets you listen to the entire first session of the cancer consultation drinking party, which began on May 6, 2020, where all chat messages are read aloud and answered. ★Manga series starts [Episode 1] Dr. Oshikawa! Is it true that chemotherapy is dangerous? | Katsutaro Oshikawa x Ochazuke https://shinsho.kobunsha.com/n/n49547... ◎ Every Sunday from 7 PM, this channel will be streaming live videos of a cancer consultation drinking party. Feel free to ask any questions about cancer in the comments section. ・Cancer Consultation Drinking Party First Party (8 PM - 9 PM) The second half will be ◎The Truth and Lies of Cancer Treatment Sub-Channel - Katsutaro Oshikawa    / @ganbousai-deep   ・Cancer Consultation Drinking Party Deep Second Party (9 PM onwards) The channel will be switched to streaming from the following. This will primarily be used for live video streaming, but it will also serve as an emergency evacuation channel in case of issues with the main channel. ◎Free "Cancer Disaster Prevention Manual" now available Many people are enthusiastic about cancer prevention, but many people are unaware that more than half of cancers are unavoidable, leaving many confused about what to do when they develop the disease. However, including family and friends, the number of people who remain cancer-free throughout their lives is extremely small, and cancer strikes suddenly, just like a disaster. That's why we're proposing the term "cancer disaster prevention," which encompasses not only prevention but also damage mitigation and recovery support. This Cancer Disaster Prevention Manual took six months to create, but in just 28 pages, it outlines the minimum necessary knowledge about cancer, sources of information, pitfalls, and things that those around you should consider. Available in both a free PDF and a booklet. Click here to download it. Link to download the free PDF or booklet version of the Cancer Disaster Prevention Manual: https://www.gh-ouendan.com/ganbousai ◎Anonymous LINE Open Chat (An example of an open chat introduced in the video) We've created an anonymous LINE open chat for people who are confused after recently being diagnosed with cancer, in collaboration with local people from various professions. It's a casual bulletin board, like the LINE version of 2channel. With this low barrier to entry, we're exploring how much support we can provide for issues beyond cancer treatment. Open Chat "Oncologist's Room" https://line.me/ti/g2/FSyxjOH89Xv-Zx2... ◎Newsletter Sign-Up Link → https://maroon-ex.jp/fx62350/hfe0tc ◎Since 2017, I've created a comprehensive database of 460 videos from my "Cancer Treatment Q&A" and "Cancer Interpretation While Traveling" series, which I've compiled over three years of YouTube videos. Since it's a PDF file, you can also search by keyword. By searching for keywords related to your "cancer type," "concern," and "question," you should be able to find videos about most of your concerns. Please sign up using the link below. ↓↓↓↓↓↓ https://pushriversho.com/fx/460PDF ◎ "Gankoko Season 1" was held. Since then, we've continued to hold events up to "Season 4." Thanks to your support, the total number of participants has exceeded 700. Participants include doctors, nurses, hospital pharmacists, pharmacy pharmacists, caregivers, functional trainers, physical therapists, pharmacy students, medical school students, grief care advisors, and cancer patients and their families who want to learn more. They all gather at "Gankoko" from all walks of life. "Gankoko" is a place where oncologists like Oshikawa, medical staff, and cancer patients can learn and discuss the various challenges facing cancer treatment. Please feel free to come and learn. Please choose one of the following: ◎Gankoko Subscription https://community.camp-fire.jp/projec... *As a ...