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CA 125 level is 90.3 and having cyst

2025-01-20 07:44:25
Hi My wife is 27 years and she is 7 weeks pregnant. While taking ultrasound scan for pregnancy.. Doctor found there is a cyst measuring 3.2*3.3 CM.. So doctor asked to take CA 125 test, that result shows CA level is 90.3 ... Is this cause any issue for my wife or to the pregnancy? Is this serious? Kindly advice. Thanks in advance
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You should continue this pregnancy and get Ca 125 test done after 3 months. The final treatment will be decided after your delivery.

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CA 125 levels are raised in pregnancy

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Ca 125 non specific

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