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@dick2016

My wife has (and has had for more than a year) Chromogranin A levels of 2000 and above, as well as orthostatic hypotension. She is under treatment by a primary care doctor and a variety of specialists (endocrinologist, vascular surgeon, neurologist, nephrologist) at a local and well-regarded medical center. She is a survivor of ECMO. My interest in posting on this blog is to question what types of tests people with similar Chromogranin A levels have had, or should have.

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Hi @dick2016, does your wife have a neuroendocrine tumor? You mention that she is a survivor of ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation). Was this used for heart surgery?