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What level of CA-125 is considered high for endometrial cancer?

The search results don't specify an exact number for what's considered a high CA-125 level in endometrial cancer. However, it's important to understand how this test is used.

CA-125 is a protein that some endometrial cancers release into the bloodstream. A Show Full Answer

What level of CA-125 is considered high for endometrial cancer?

The search results don't specify an exact number for what's considered a high CA-125 level in endometrial cancer. However, it's important to understand how this test is used.

CA-125 is a protein that some endometrial cancers release into the bloodstream. A high CA-125 level might indicate that cancer has spread outside the uterus.

The CA-125 test isn't used to diagnose endometrial cancer initially. Instead, doctors may check it periodically if your level is elevated to monitor treatment effectiveness. Typically, CA-125 levels should drop after surgery when cancer is removed or during treatment if it's working.

Your healthcare provider will interpret your specific CA-125 results based on your individual situation and other test findings. If you have concerns about your CA-125 levels, it's best to discuss what the numbers mean for your particular case with your doctor.

April 17

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