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Hello Doctor.! Free PSA above 55.68% and CA 19-9 above 40 u/ml is normal.? What are the normal ranges.?
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Repeat PSA after three months
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Free PSA more than 55.68% of normal PSA is considered normal. Risk of prostate cancer is very low  Ca 19.9 is normal till 37. So 40 is just high normal. Needs to be repeated after 3 months
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