Yes. If you have been asked to go to the hospital for more tests, it is important that you still go.
Most people who go to their GP with symptoms do not have cancer. But if you do, finding out earlier can mean more effective treatment and improved chances of survival.
The NHS is reorganising the way that cancer is diagnosed, so that you can have tests in places protected from coronavirus. You will be given information on any preparation you need to do before going to the hospital for your appointment.
If you or anyone you live with have any symptoms of coronavirus, stay home, talk to your clinical team, get a test and contact the hospital. They will talk with you about rearranging your appointment.
If you’re worried about going for your appointments, you can always talk with the clinical team at the hospital. They can reassure you.