Hi, feel free to direct message me if you want.
Raised CA125, like others have said, can be raised for multiple reasons - including chest infection or inflammation as I had once!! (Had slipped on ice, it hurt but didnt realise I'd cracked a rib at the time, but did have raised CA125 as a result.)
That being said, I had ovarian cancer, age 33 just after giving birth. Here I am with a happy 13 year old and am healthy. And I had advanced stage 3c which is harder to treat. So it is possible to have it and beat the odds.
To set expectations, great they are getting you in for scans etc, just the diagnosis may not be as quick as you would think. Due to my age when suspected (usually ovarian is a post menopausal cancer but dont let them fob you off with that - there are many of us who got it young, just not as common), I had scans and then weeks of tests and biopsies to determine as much as they could before coming up with a diagnosis and plan. I then did get a diagnosis and had chemo and surgery over a year. Hopefully things have moved on in the last decade but if not, you may need to figure out a coping strategy during this - understandably- difficult time of waiting for a diagnosis.
IF it is ovarian cancer (and statistically unlikely to be) you can get through this, like I did. There are a lot of support options out there - I would recommend Maggies Centres who were absolutely brilliant for me, offering support, guidance and a safe place to be to understand and get through it all - the local Maggies Centre was my sanctuary during treatment and the years after.
Wishing you all the best 🌼