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Cea 11, ca 19.9 110
My father usg show liver fibrosis and his cea and ca 19.9 is high he smoker too Can cea and ca level be high in liver fibrosis
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Hello CEA levels will be elevated in colon cancer. So if he is smoking, there is a risk factor of developing colonic polyps or colony carcinoma, but it is not related to liver fibrosis. I suggest him to get a liver function test done as well as colonoscopy
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Dr. Gaurav Khatana
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4 yrs exp
Delhi
Plan CECT abdomen
With colonoscopic examination.
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Dr. Mahesh Kumar Gupta
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Gurgaon
Upto certain extent yes if too high needed colonoscopy and CECT abdomen
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