Patient's question:
On October 1st, irregular menstruation, decreased appetite, abdominal pain, lower back pain, rectal fullness, frequent urinationUltrasound: A cystic echo mass measuring approximately 8.9x4.9 cm was detected posterior to the uterus, with multiple septations inside. No significant blood flow signals were observed within the mass. No obvious fluid-filled areas were seen in the pelvis. No abnormal blood flow signals were detected by CDFI.
Doctor's answer:
CA125 is an indicator for assessing the presence of gynecological tumors. Your value of 8.9 U/mL is within the normal range, but it does not completely rule out gynecological tumors either. If the level is elevated, it does not necessarily mean there is a tumor; some gynecological conditions can also cause this indicator to rise.Recommendation: It is recommended that you undergo further examinations such as gynecological color Doppler ultrasound, pelvic CT, and TVS (transvaginal ultrasound). If these tests are normal, you can rest assured.