Do I Have To Worry About Ca 19-9 86U/Ml?

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hznova Message: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Caregiver hznova Recommend this Message Report Abuse Email a Friend Track this Message [Remove] Subject: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Date: 11/07/2007 My wife had subtotal gastrectomy on 9/26/2006 because of signet ring stomach cancer (stage I). She recovered fine after that. Last month (10/23/2007) she had a blood test and the level of the cancer marker CA 19-9 rised to 86U/ml. Normal value is less than 37U/ml. CT scan found nothing unusual. Last week, she did another blood test and the value is 82U/ml. Do I have to worry about? What should I do? Thanks. Private Reply Quote Reply to This Message Steeda Message: RE: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Caregiver Steeda Recommend this Message Report Abuse Email a Friend Track this Message [Remove] Subject: RE: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Date: 11/08/2007 Are there plans for chemo? Private Reply Quote Reply to This Message hznova Message: RE: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Caregiver hznova Recommend this Message Report Abuse Email a Friend Track this Message [Remove] Subject: RE: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Date: 11/08/2007 My oncologist didn't recommend chemo after surgery. I haven't discussed current situation with him yet. Too nervous. Private Reply Quote Reply to This Message Steeda Message: RE: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Caregiver Steeda Recommend this Message Report Abuse Email a Friend Track this Message [Remove] Subject: RE: Do I have to worry about CA 19-9 86U/ml? Date: 11/09/2007 Well Im not sure about the blood thing, but I know she has up 60 days to recover from surgery in order to have chemo. Discuss these options with your Oncologist. Private Reply Quote Reply to This Message
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