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Hi. My mum was diagnosed end 2013. 3cHGS. She had Carbo/Taxol which looked promising until a recurrence. Caelyx. Then Carbo/Taxol again. In June 2017 she had her final chemo and had been NED ever since. Her CA125 has been between 9-11. She had her latest six month blood test recently and the CA125 has risen to 44. She is due to see the oncologist on 25 Jan to discuss.

She had lung cancer last year and had five radiotherapies. She has been waiting weeks for the results. She was due to go to hospital today for the results but the consultant rang instead which saved a long journey. The results were OK which was such a relief.

Just hoping the rise in the CA125 is a blip. Has anyone else experienced a rise like this which has turned out to be OK?

Thanks.

Jane

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Hi Jane, hope your mum is doing ok and that this rise in her blood test is nothing to worry about. She has done amazing so far so fingers crossed all is good. Give her my best regards xxx

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