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Does a change in CA19-9 indicate change in tumor?

Pancreatic Cancer | Last Active: Nov 16 6:14pm | Replies (41)

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@gamaryanne

Dittos! I have a spreadsheet where I have recorded my CA19-9 since diagnosis. (11/2021)
For me, it is definitely indicative. My oncologist agrees. I would love to know if it has to do with my mutations or some other chemical make up. But I can now see that a tumor soon began to form when the abraxane was removed from my “recipe” . On a clinical trial now and yes, I am also obsessed with knowing my CA19-9. I’ll be calling in a few hours!!

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I’m following you closely as I think the trial you are in is the one they are looking at for my husband. He is still on the gemabraxane but tumor marker has gone up from 22 to 111 in about 6 weeks. Scan shows no growth yet.