What Does Elevated CEA Mean While Recovering From Pancreatic Surgery?
Question: I am recovering from pancreatic surgery. My operation was Jan31st. I just had lab work done and my CA19-9 was 10 and my CEA (S) was 4.8, which is a little high. What does the elevated CEA mean?
Brief Answer:
Hello dear. There is nothing to worry
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. I have gone through the details. Your cea is a non specific tumor marker besy suited for carcinoma colon response. Milder borderline elevation has no meaning and has to be ignored.
In your case, it has no significance.
Thanks and regards
Feel free to ask further
Hello dear. There is nothing to worry
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. I have gone through the details. Your cea is a non specific tumor marker besy suited for carcinoma colon response. Milder borderline elevation has no meaning and has to be ignored.
In your case, it has no significance.
Thanks and regards
Feel free to ask further
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
My wife has had a lot of pain in her upper back and neck for several months now. No abdominal pain. Since I had pancreatic cancer, is there a possibility her pain is pancreas related?
Brief Answer:
Hello dear. It is not contagious
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. Nothing to worry. Pancreatic cancer is not contagious. Nit all pain are cancer.
Thanks and regards
Hello dear. It is not contagious
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. Nothing to worry. Pancreatic cancer is not contagious. Nit all pain are cancer.
Thanks and regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad