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ROMA Ovarian Risk Assessment
CA 125 and HE4 combined into the ROMA score — a specialist assessment that helps estimate how likely it is that an ovarian or pelvic mass already found on a scan is cancerous.
Everything you need to know about ROMA Ovarian Risk Assessment
ROMA (Risk of Ovarian Malignancy Algorithm) combines two blood markers — CA 125 and HE4 — with your menopausal status to estimate how likely it is that a mass on the ovary or in the pelvis is cancerous rather than benign. It is designed to be used after a mass has been seen on an ultrasound or other scan, to help with decisions about referral and specialist care.
It is not a screening test, and it is not suitable for checking for ovarian cancer when no mass has been found. CA 125 can be raised by many non-cancerous conditions — periods, endometriosis, fibroids, pregnancy, pelvic infection — and HE4 is affected by kidney function and smoking. Our clinical team explains your result in the context of your scan and history, and it should always be shared with the doctor looking after you.
What's included
4 markers in this test
Worth considering if
- An ovarian cyst or pelvic mass found on a scan, where more information would help
- Waiting for a specialist review and wanting the ROMA score alongside your scan
- Following up an earlier ROMA or CA 125 result, as advised by your doctor
Your home kit
Order online
Add the kit to your order — several kits can go in one order — and enter your delivery address. We post it to your door as soon as your payment reaches us, with free delivery.
Collect your sample at home
Follow the step-by-step instructions in the box. No fasting needed. If you have periods, avoid collecting during your period, which can raise CA 125. Post the sample back the same day, Monday to Thursday, in the return packaging provided.
Results explained
Your results are released to your account with a written explanation from our clinical team.
ROMA Ovarian Risk Assessment — FAQs
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What can raise CA 125 apart from cancer?
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Often ordered together
Add several kits to one order — one payment, posted together.





