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CA125+scan
I'm a mom of 2
Last operation was C-Sec in 2024
I got my routine tests done but I was on my periods. (Lmp-3d may- for information bhi
ca 125- 106, which got me alarming.so I got abdomen and pelvic scan done . )
During the ultrasound, uterus was okay but gall stones are present.
(No symptoms as such, no pain , no heavy bleeding, no bloating )
Attavhing the report for reference.
What should I do next - show to a gynac or gastro? Or both?
Kindly guide
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
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Bangalore
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Bhopal
CA 125 raised due to ongoing period,as ultrasound scan is normal for ovary ,uterus.
For gall stones consult gastroenterologist
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Dr. Parru Singh
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