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AFP Liver Tumor Marker Testing is a simple blood test that measures a specific protein in your blood. It helps detect potential issues in the liver, such as liver cancer or other liver-related conditions. Monitoring AFP levels regularly can assist in early detection and management of liver health, providing valuable information for your healthcare provider to assess your liver's well-being.

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What is AFP testing for the liver tumor marker?

AFP testing is a blood test that measures the levels of a protein called alpha-fetoprotein. Elevated AFP levels can indicate potential issues in the liver, including liver cancer or other conditions such as cirrhosis. This test helps doctors monitor and detect abnormalities in the liver.

Why is AFP testing important?

AFP testing is important as it aids in the early detection of liver issues, including liver cancer. Regular testing can help monitor changes in AFP levels, allowing doctors to intervene early if there are any concerning developments in the liver.

Are elevated AFP levels always a sign of cancer?

Not necessarily. While high AFP levels can indicate liver cancer, they can also be elevated due to other conditions like hepatitis, cirrhosis, or even during pregnancy. Additional tests and evaluations are often necessary to determine the exact cause of elevated AFP levels and the underlying condition. Always consult a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and interpretation of AFP test results.