Not necessarily.: The ca125 tumor marker is a notoriously non-specific indicator of disease (i.e. It can be elevated for reasons other than cancer). It is frequently most useful for tracking the progression or regression of a disease over time and less useful as a standalone diagnostic test.
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Usually: Unfortunately, if repeat stays high, it indicates persistent cancer.
Answered 9/12/2013
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