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C19.9 pancreatic cancer blood test

2022-07-07 05:10:17
What does 34 u/ml result indicates in this c19.9 report. Is it normal or anything to worry. Kindly share your feedback Report attached
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Normal limits

Answered2022-07-07 05:21:25

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Its normal

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C19.9 pancreatic test

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