Comments on: Tumor Markers: What do they mean? http://www.knockknocktx.com/tumor-marker-what-do-they-mean/ ... a promise to live, laugh and love each and every day Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:19:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Betty http://www.knockknocktx.com/tumor-marker-what-do-they-mean/#comment-73 Betty Sat, 01 Dec 2007 16:57:31 +0000 http://www.knockknocktx.com/tumor-marker-what-do-they-mean/#comment-73 <p>What are the safe levels for 15-3 and CEA. Everybody tells you about them but not what the levels should be. Can someone provide me with the safe numbers in each test. Thank you Betty</p> <p>REPLY: I wish I had a straight answer for you. The test can be run a couple of ways and the 'normal' ranges vary depending on the test. The lab that processed the test will have their normal ranges established. Your doctor should be able to provide the ranges for you. As an example a couple of post down I have a chart with my lab work. Next to the test name are a group of numbers which are the reference ranges from my lab. Good luck! - Steph</p> What are the safe levels for 15-3 and CEA. Everybody tells you about them but not what the levels should be. Can someone provide me with the safe numbers in each test. Thank you Betty

REPLY: I wish I had a straight answer for you. The test can be run a couple of ways and the ‘normal’ ranges vary depending on the test. The lab that processed the test will have their normal ranges established. Your doctor should be able to provide the ranges for you. As an example a couple of post down I have a chart with my lab work. Next to the test name are a group of numbers which are the reference ranges from my lab. Good luck! - Steph

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