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A high CEA of 28.5
Hi
New on here. I just had my CEA checked and was just told it was 28.5, 1 month ago about it was 6.5 I am scared had ct and colonoscopy and tube down to stomach done all showing clear. I had colon cancer in 2016 and had surgery for that, they said they got it all.
Im not sure what to think
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When I see these posts about high CEA levels...
I think I'm screwed but my Doctor just doesn't want to tell me, my last CEA was 348.5! I had 2 Y90 procedures in the last 4 months so it should be going down. It took a significant jump. Neither my oncologist or the new interventional radiologist had any explanation, they just shrug their shoulders when I ask about it. They don't seem to think it's an issue. I am still standing and recovering so I don't know what to think
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WeeksKarenMG said:When I see these posts about high CEA levels...
I think I'm screwed but my Doctor just doesn't want to tell me, my last CEA was 348.5! I had 2 Y90 procedures in the last 4 months so it should be going down. It took a significant jump. Neither my oncologist or the new interventional radiologist had any explanation, they just shrug their shoulders when I ask about it. They don't seem to think it's an issue. I am still standing and recovering so I don't know what to think
It took my CEA level ages to go down, after I had my liver surgery. My liver surgeon told me that while the liver is healing, he would not be overly concerned with numbers.
Hang in there, Karen.
Tru
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Thanks TrubritTrubrit said:Weeks
It took my CEA level ages to go down, after I had my liver surgery. My liver surgeon told me that while the liver is healing, he would not be overly concerned with numbers.
Hang in there, Karen.
Tru
I guess I might be a bit hysterical today. Dealing with my cancer and a majorly dysfunctional family is about too much. Thank goodness I found a good counselor.
I do appreciate it,
Karen
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