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CA-125 Help!!!!!
Kathy
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            CA-125
 Good Morning,
 I was DX'ed the same time you were, but I was a 2b. My CA-125 was always around 7 and it jumped to 10. I had them pull another blood draw 2 weeks later and it went back down to 7. So, it can move around some. If it will make you feel better, ask for another blood draw. Also, I am worn out. Thank-You, Paula
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 Any number under 10!cancer survivor x 4 said:CA-125 
 Good Morning,
 I was DX'ed the same time you were, but I was a 2b. My CA-125 was always around 7 and it jumped to 10. I had them pull another blood draw 2 weeks later and it went back down to 7. So, it can move around some. If it will make you feel better, ask for another blood draw. Also, I am worn out. Thank-You, Paula
 I've read on here that they class 1-10 as being the same thing, as with any test ,there will be tiny variations, don't worry 10 rocks!!!!!
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 No worries with a CA125 like that!clamryn said:Don't worry 
 Don't worry. 10 is a very good number and well within the normal range. The number fluctuates. Kind of like taking your blood pressure. Different all the time.
 Linda
 My oncologist told me a CA125 can flucuate as much as 5 points in any given day. Please don't give this another moment of worry!
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 I remember when I first heard about the CA 125lindaprocopio said:No worries with a CA125 like that! 
 My oncologist told me a CA125 can flucuate as much as 5 points in any given day. Please don't give this another moment of worry!
 at the first meeting with my oncologist. My reading was 6900+ and she said that less than 35 is normal. Boy did that frighten me. I was a newbie and had no idea what was in store for me. My last reading in January was 7 and I am due for one in April.
 Karen
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 Thank Youkikz said:I remember when I first heard about the CA 125 
 at the first meeting with my oncologist. My reading was 6900+ and she said that less than 35 is normal. Boy did that frighten me. I was a newbie and had no idea what was in store for me. My last reading in January was 7 and I am due for one in April.
 Karen
 Thanks you for all the support--glad to hear from all of you--just alittle scary--I guess that scare will always be there--I never want this to come back and I pray the same for all of you.
 Kathy
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