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High or Fluctuating Chromogranin A Level: What does it mean?

Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) | Last Active: Jun 18 3:39pm | Replies (184)
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@tomewilson

Please follow this link for guidance -
Neuroendocrine Cancer – tumour markers and hormone levels https://ronnyallan.net/2016/09/28/neuroendocrine-cancer-tumour-markers-and-hormone-levels/

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Tom Wilson | @tomewilson | Apr 25, 2020

I would also add that my wife's CGA levels were above 1000 and then back to normal (less than 49 I think) following surgery and then back to the 600's. The post by Teresa is a good one. I think most NETs specialist oncologists would tell you that elevated CGA levels are only one piece of the puzzle and scans are what really provides them with insight - especially a gallium scan.

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