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A member asked:
Ca125 test 7 months ago, raised at 54, repeat test raised at 95, pelvic ultrasound clear. repeat ca125 back down to 52. hysteroscopy - benign polyp, removed. if this rise in ca125 was caused by ovarian cancer, would i have symptoms after 7 months?
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Ca125 elevations may be caused by processes other than ovarian cancer, however, see a GYN oncologist for guidance, as not all ovarian cancer will show up on ultrasound, and a diagnostic laparoscopy may be indicated.
Answered 6/29/2023
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