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Four free PDFs to print or keep on your phone: questions to ask, a symptom diary, a checklist of what to bring, and a sheet of warning signs for the fridge. Each leaflet is also available in Bengali and Hindi: use the language switcher at the top of the page.
These sheets are general information and do not replace advice from your own doctor or treating team.
Appointments are short and the information is a lot to take in. These leaflets help you prepare before a visit, record what you notice between visits, and know when a symptom should not wait. Each is a PDF that prints on ordinary A4 paper.
A tick-box list of questions for appointments about a gynaecological cancer diagnosis or treatment plan, with space to write the answers.
A printable diary for recording what you notice, how strong it is and how long it lasts, so you and your doctor can see the pattern.
A checklist of the reports, scans, slides and information to bring to a first consultation or a second opinion.
A one-page sheet for the fridge or beside your phone, listing the warning signs during and after treatment that should not wait for your next appointment.
For the plain-language explanations behind these sheets, see the Patient Guide and the glossary. To speak to the clinic, call +91 62916 81013 or book a consultation.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Dipanwita Banerjee, Senior Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist, CNCI Kolkata. Terms and limits of use are on the Terms & Disclaimer page.