CEA (tumor marker)
CEA (COLORECTAL CA)
Tumor markers are proteins or substances that may be elevated in certain cancers. They are NOT diagnostic on their own — elevated levels prompt further investigation, not a confirmed diagnosis. Useful for monitoring known cancers or as one input in a broader workup. We strongly recommend pairing this test with a physician consultation; we can arrange a referral if needed.
What's included
Home visit by a licensed medical technologist
Sterile, single-use collection kit opened in front of you
Temperature-controlled transport to a DOH-accredited Philippine laboratory
Digital and signed PDF results in your patient portal
HMO coverage accepted — coordination handled by our team
Optional physician referral if results warrant
Bundled in these packages
Five common tumor markers for women aged 40+ — ovarian (CA 125), breast (CA 15-3), colorectal (CEA), and liver (AFP) — plus a Pap smear reading. Tumor markers are NOT diagnostic on their own; elevated levels prompt further investigation. We strongly recommend pairing this panel with a physician consultation.
Five common tumor markers for men aged 50+ — prostate (PSA + Free/Total PSA), colorectal (CEA), liver (AFP), and pancreatic (CA 19-9). Tumor markers are NOT diagnostic on their own; elevated levels prompt further investigation. We strongly recommend pairing this panel with a physician consultation.