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CA125 11.718 U/ml :(

erlina
erlina CSN Member Posts: 1 *
edited January 2024 in Ovarian Cancer #1 
hi I'm from Indonesia. I didn't have any symptoms until last week I felt bloated in my stomach and it was followed by my stomach suddenly getting bigger like a pregnant woman. I immediately went to the doctor and an ultrasound revealed cysts on the right and left ovaries. It is said that cysts are liquid and solid. The cyst also produces fluid which makes my stomach enlarge. The doctor suctioned the fluid and produced 3 liters. Now we are still waiting for the results of the lab examination of the fluid.
Yesterday's CA 125 test was 11,718 U/ml.
What is the meaning of all friends? Has anyone experienced CA125 above 10,000?
Please share to encourage me


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  • Toni678
    Toni678 CSN Member Posts: 1 Member
    #2

    Hello, My CA-125 was 550 when I was diagnosed. After about my fourth cycle of chemo when they rechecked it, it went down to 36.

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  • soundsaroja
    soundsaroja CSN Member Posts: 21 Member
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    My mom's was 950 during diagnosis and fell once chemotheraphy started. When she had recurrence it was 30 and was told by doctor the levels sometimes doesn't matter, only further imaging or ascites fluid examinations may confirm. Stay strong..

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