CA 125

The at‑home CA 125 blood test measures the level of cancer antigen 125 (CA‑125) in the blood, a biomarker commonly used in screening and monitoring ovarian cancer. Delivered across Dubai and the UAE, the service provides a trained phlebotomist for convenient venous sample collection at home and secure transfer to an accredited laboratory for fast, reliable reporting. While helpful for monitoring known disease or evaluating symptoms and higher‑risk individuals, CA‑125 elevations can result from benign conditions and the test should be interpreted alongside clinical assessment and imaging by a specialist.

• CA 125
• Sample type: Serum (venous blood)
• Result unit: U/mL
• Reference range: ≤35 U/mL

• At‑home venous blood draw by trained phlebotomists across Dubai and the UAE
• Measures CA‑125 tumor marker for ovarian cancer screening and monitoring
• Fast, reliable lab analysis with accredited laboratory processing and secure electronic report delivery
• Suitable for women with symptoms, family history, or routine surveillance; not a standalone diagnostic test
• Elevated results include clear follow‑up recommendations and referral advice to a gynecologist or imaging services

• Quantitative CA‑125 blood test measuring ovarian tumor antigen levels
• At-home sample collection by trained phlebotomists across Dubai and the UAE
• Rapid laboratory processing with results typically available within 24–48 hours
• Performed in accredited laboratories with interpretive guidance and follow-up recommendations
• Intended for screening and monitoring—elevated levels require clinical evaluation and diagnostic follow-up

• At-home venous blood draw by certified phlebotomists across Dubai and the UAE
• CA‑125 serum analysis performed in DHA/MOH‑licensed, ISO‑accredited laboratories with results in 24–48 hours
• Helps monitor ovarian cancer and serves as an adjunct screening tool—results should be interpreted with clinical assessment and imaging
• Recommended for symptomatic or high‑risk women; no fasting required—consult your physician for follow-up if levels are elevated