Clear Health Monitoring

• Presence of Pancreatic Cancer: CA 19-9 is an important indicator for detecting pancreatic cancer, as it is produced in higher amounts in tumor cases.
• Monitoring Disease Progression: Helps track the development and different stages of cancer.
• Assessing Treatment Response: Changes in CA 19-9 levels may indicate treatment effectiveness or disease relapse.
• Diagnosing Other Conditions: Such as pancreatitis or bile duct obstruction, which can also elevate CA 19-9 levels.

• Suspected Pancreatic Cancer Patients: To assess the presence of the disease and diagnose it.
• Individuals Diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer: To monitor disease progression and treatment response.
• Patients with Pancreatic-Related Symptoms: Such as persistent abdominal pain or unexplained weight loss.
• Individuals with Other Medical Conditions: Such as pancreatitis or bile duct obstruction, which may also elevate CA 19-9 levels.
• Patients Undergoing Regular Follow-Up: To detect any changes in CA 19-9 levels that may indicate relapse or disease progression.

• Persistent Abdominal Pain: Especially in the upper or right side.
• Unexplained Weight Loss: Without diet changes or exercise.
• Jaundice (Yellowing of Skin and Eyes): Which may indicate bile duct obstruction.
• Loss of Appetite: Or feeling full quickly when eating.
• Nausea or Vomiting: Especially if accompanied by other symptoms.
• Changes in Stool Patterns: Such as pale or fatty stools.

Normal values: less than 37 U/mL.