You should in that case at least get a second opinion. Also, just an FYI for anyone in here, there are people that call themselves doctors who will diagnose an

You should in that case at least get a second opinion. Also, just an FYI for anyone in here, there are people that call themselves doctors who will diagnose and cure cancer using magic. Any "clinic" that staffs a number of naturopathic doctors (NDs) and suggests that you can treat cancer with dietary changes is a grift that should be illegal. I'm dealing with cancer in my family and one such clinic was the first suggestion by family members. This isn't the place, but it what to watch out for [1]. Always be leery when you see clinics downplaying traditional medicine. Notice on their staffing page that they have exactly 1 doctor on staff (not even a nurse practitioner) and that this doctor doesn't have any credentials in oncology. And if you check out the billing section, notice that they instruct you on how to commit insurance fraud. There's a reason they don't take medicare/medicaid and it's because committing fraud there is a jail sentence for them and you. For a large insurance company, it's a lawsuit to you. Edit: Ah, found the actual place suggested to us [2]. You can see a lot of the same hallmarks on it vs the first link. [1] https://brio-medical.com/ https://brio-medical.com/ [2] https://www.envita.com https://www.envita.com