CA level
Rayman
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I need a little help here understanding what a CA level is. My Doc told me this morning that my CA levels are normal, not sure exactly what that means.
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5neon356 said:I'm not sure what CA level
I'm not sure what CA level is, maybe he said CEA?. That's a measure of a cancer specific antigen used to assess active cancer.
My ONC said 1-5 was normal. I am at 2. But, you should ask too, my onc didn't say that was normal for me, just the normal range.0 -
2 Kinds of Levels
Ray
Are you wanting CEA level?
Or CA-19 9? This is another test that is done for indications of cancer activity in the liver and for the pancreas.
Normal ranges for both are:
CEA
0-3 for non smoker
3-6 for smokers
CA-19 9
0-37 is considered normal.
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