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My doctor said my ca124 level at around 35. is it likely i have ovarian cancer? im 20 with ongoing one sided pelvic pain
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"CA-124" ?: A "CA-125" level can be elevated from other causes than ovarian origin. Ask your provider to refer you to a gyn oncologist for a "second opinion". It is statistically unlikely for a 20 y.o. to have ovarian cancer.
Answered 4/14/2018
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