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Women’s Tumour Marker Panel
Seven tumour markers — CA 125, CA 15-3, CA 19-9, CEA, AFP, beta-hCG and NSE — to support clinical assessment and monitoring. Results cannot diagnose or rule out cancer on their own.
Everything you need to know about Women’s Tumour Marker Panel
Tumour markers are substances that some cancers release into the blood. In people already diagnosed with cancer, doctors use them to help track treatment and watch for recurrence; alongside symptoms and scans, they can also contribute to an assessment. This panel includes markers associated with ovarian (CA 125), breast (CA 15-3), pancreatic and digestive (CA 19-9, CEA), germ-cell (AFP, beta-hCG) and some neuroendocrine cancers (NSE).
They are not a reliable way to screen healthy people for cancer. Many harmless conditions raise them — periods, pregnancy, endometriosis, smoking, and liver, gut or lung inflammation — and many cancers do not raise them at all, especially early on. If you have symptoms that worry you, please see your GP rather than waiting for a test.
What's included
7 markers in this test
Worth considering if
- Monitoring between appointments after a cancer diagnosis, as agreed with your specialist
- A clinician has suggested tumour markers as part of an assessment
- Following up a previous raised marker that is being kept under review
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. Avoid collecting during your period, and tell us if you are or could be pregnant — both affect some of these markers. 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.
Women’s Tumour Marker Panel — FAQs
Can this test tell me if I have cancer?
What can raise these markers apart from cancer?
What happens if a marker is raised?
I have been treated for cancer — can I use this for monitoring?
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How do I collect the sample?
When should I post my sample back?
Can I order several kits at once?
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How do I get my results?
Often ordered together
Add several kits to one order — one payment, posted together.





