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Ca125 went from 52 to 95 then back down to 54. why is this ? i had a normal ultrasound, smear, hysteroscopy and colonoscopy. could it be endometriosis? or breast related?
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CA-125 tests can be notoriously "fickle" in the diagnosis of ovarian cancer unless extremely elevated. Endometriosis can also confuse the picture when it is present by elevating values.
Answered 2/1/2023
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