Hi doctor! I went for a test and found that the PA 74-4 was abnormally high. I went for a gastroscopy and the doctor concluded that it was only gastritis.

Hi doctor! My test results are: CA 72-4: 235; Cyfra: 3.3. Compared to the allowed frame, the doctor asked me, the test results: CA 72-4: 235; CYFRA: 3.3 indicates cancer of the digestive system and lung? Please tell me the next course of treatment, thank you!

Stomach cancer that is not caused by H. pylori infection is quite low but makes it difficult to diagnose. Depending on your symptoms, your doctor will perform an exam and use appropriate imaging methods.

Every year in the US there are 21,000 new cases. The frequency is down by a third compared to 40 years ago. This may be due to a reduced frequency of infection with Helicobacter pylori, a known cause of stomach cancer.

Blood tests may be used to screen for stomach cancer. Besides the indicators of blood cells, electrolytes, indicators of liver and kidney function, blood tests for cancer markers are considered to be significant in early diagnosis of stomach cancer.

How long does stomach cancer take to progress? Stomach cancer begins to form in the mucosal layer, gradually growing into a tumor with a slow nature over many years. Therefore, if you have symptoms of the disease along with other risk factors, you need to see a doctor to be screened and treated at an early stage.

Stomach cancer is a common disease, with the second leading cause of death in the world. The early diagnosis and treatment of stomach cancer will help improve the mortality rate in patients. Currently, the pepsinogen test is the noninvasive screening solution used for risk assessment and early detection of gastric cancer in at-risk patients.

Stomach cancer is one of the most common types of cancer today. However, the clinical symptoms of gastric cancer are often vague, poor, and nonspecific. CA 72-4 is one of the important gastric cancer marker tests, very valuable in predicting the risk of gastric cancer.

In Vietnam, stomach cancer is the third leading cause of death in both women and men. Stomach cancer is often detected late and many complications appear at this stage.