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Cancer Antigen CA 15-3 Test

The Cancer Antigen CA 15-3 test measures the level of CA 15-3 in the blood. CA 15-3 is a protein that is often elevated in individuals with breast cancer, particularly in advanced stages. This test is primarily used to monitor the progress of breast cancer treatment or detect potential recurrence. While CA 15-3 can also be elevated in other conditions, it serves as a useful marker in the management of breast cancer.

    £99.00
    MLCA15
    Turnaround1 - 2 working days
    Sample typeBlood
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    What's included

    • Cancer Antigen CA 15-3 (Including Phlebotomy)

    Tests Included

    • Cancer Antigen CA 15-3 Levels: The test evaluates the concentration of CA 15-3, which may be elevated in cases of breast cancer. It is typically used to track how well treatment is working or to monitor for cancer recurrence. Elevated levels may also appear in other types of cancer or non-cancerous conditions.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Why should I get the Cancer Antigen CA 15-3 test?
    This test is recommended for individuals undergoing treatment for breast cancer to monitor response to therapy or to check for recurrence. It may also be used in conjunction with other tests if symptoms such as lumps, pain, or changes in breast tissue are present.
    How is the test performed?
    A blood sample is collected from a vein in your arm and analyzed to determine the level of CA 15-3.
    How long does it take to receive results?
    Results are typically available within 1-2 working days. You will be notified by email or text once your results are ready.
    Do I need to prepare for this test?
    No special preparation is needed for the CA 15-3 test. However, inform your healthcare provider if you are undergoing any treatment, as this could impact the test results.