Hi all
My mother is currently waiting for a CT scan as she is pretty poorly and has a shadow on her lung that they cant quite make it out.
Her bloods showed that her CA125 (tumor markers) were elevated but the consultant said he doesnt consider this as an indication that she has lung cancer. I understood that they use this for when diagnosed cancer patients are receiving treatment.
My thinking is along with all the symptoms she has, now this, it really doesnt look good so i had a look on the internet. Ive read that Ca125 is an indication that there may be cancer.
Im really confused. I went into this appointment naively as the GP had told me they were not suggesting it was cancer.... but it seems, everyone actually are.
Shall i prepare for the worst?
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Ca-125 - an indication of Cancer?
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Dirtygirty35 · 06/03/2020 18:38
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