• Scanaxiety

  •  Feeling anxious, worried or stressed before, during or after medical tests and scans is known as scanxiety. It’s a common experience—especially for those undergoing cancer treatment and concerned about a recurrence. Take our survey and let Cancer Health know about your experience getting regular cancer scans and related follow-up tests.

  • Have you ever been diagnosed with cancer?
  • Have you ever been treated for cancer?
  • What type of cancer tests or scans have you had? (Check all that apply.)

  • How anxious are you before a test or scan?
  • Do you find it difficult to concentrate or focus before a test or scan?
  • Do you practice any coping strategies to manage scanxiety?
  • Have you experienced any of the following physical symptoms before or during a test or scan? (Check all that apply.)

  • How anxious are you while waiting for the results of a test or scan?
  • Have you ever discussed scanxiety with your doctor?
  • What is your gender?

  • What is your current level of education?
  • What is your annual income?
  • What is your ethnicity? (Check all that apply.)

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