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Blood test. Ovarian

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Hy all 

I'm new so please be patient :)

so I've been having a few problems with constipation, bloating etc. Long story short the doctor contacted me today and had told me the test that she had put in for one being ovarian had come back as 40. Well this to me was mind swept. Then my vitamin D was low. 
so my thoughts were the C word and I panicked. 
so the doctor mentioned my ovarian levels should be under 35. I'm awaiting a scan. I suffer with cyclothymia and my head is all over the place. Hope to hear from someone soon. Xxx 

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    Hi Gemz, 

    Sorry to hear you are having these problems and the worry most of all I know is awful. 

    Im afraid I can't offer any advice, I too am new, I just discovered this forum. But just to say my levels for this blood test came back as 61, I had my ultrasound today and which the Dr said my ovaries are 'perfect',  he said the raised level could be normal for me.  My GP is referring me to the gynaecology consultant for further investigation.  So I'm a little relieved knowing my ovaries look OK but still nervous as to why my levels are high.

    But in your case its not very raised and it may be a cyst causing the raised level. I hope you are not long waiting on your scan. 

    Wishing you the best

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    Hy Thirtysomething 

    Thank you for your comment x

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