First of All congratulation to your 3-year lung cancer surviving! This is awesome!
Many many thanks for your detailed answer!
I already went the way I could do. Starting with a pulmonologist, then got the regular check up and questions I had to answer him, after that He sended me to a lung function test, which came back normal.
Then He sended me to an x-ray, which He told me was clean and without any problems. 2 weeks later After I told him my symptoms are still there and getting a bit worse,
He sended me to get the CT (without contrast, btw He told me with or without contrast, there is no big difference) 2 weeks ago.
And after one week I had once again an appointment by him to get my CT results. I went to him and He was checking my Thorax CT together with an radiologist.
Both of them told me my CT Thorax looked fine. This were great news 2 days before Christmas.
Problem is since then my symptoms got a bit worse. That's why I am so convinced that I have SCLC and maybe it was too small for the CT (without contrast), and since I read SCLC is very aggressive, I already worry a lot that this could the reason for my symptoms getting worse and I am already on the way to my end.
In terms of diagnostic, I do not think I will get a CT that fast after the last one. Maybe a PET CT?
So could I do a Bronchoscopy then next? I have an appointment at my pulmonologist on January the 11th, since He is on holidays and other Pulmonologist doctors are not that fast available. Most give appointments in 3-4 months at the earliest.
My primary doctor is also on holidays so,
right now I am very desperate and have no idea what to do.