Well..it's basically the same as July. Maybe something to watch over time, as Hutchi says.
Came across this:
Limitations of tumor markers
Tumor markers are not foolproof. Usually doctors need results of other tests, such as x-rays or biopsies, to determine whether a higher level of a particular tumor marker is a cause for concern. Other limitations of tumor markers include the following:
- An elevated tumor marker level may indicate conditions or diseases other than cancer.
- Some tumor marker levels may be high in people without cancer.
- The level of the tumor marker may vary, making it hard to obtain consistent results.
- The measurement of a tumor marker may not rise until a person's cancer is advanced, which is not helpful for early detection or screening.