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Is calcitonin 6.7 pg/ml considered high level and suspicious for cancer? i also have a node 7.7 mm
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No: A normal value is less than 10 pg/mL. Women and men can have different normal values, with men having higher values. Sometimes, calcitonin in the blood is checked several times after you are given a shot (injection) of a special medicine that stimulates calcitonin production.May 6, 2019 Calcitonin blood test: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopediamedlineplus.gov › Medical Encyclopedia
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