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Treatment plans often need to be adjusted when CA-125 levels indicate potential disease progression, even when scans appear stable. Your doctor's proactive approach in changing treatments based on rising CA-125 levels shows they're monitoring your condition carefully.

Avastin (bevacizumab) is commonly used in combination Show Full Answer

Treatment plans often need to be adjusted when CA-125 levels indicate potential disease progression, even when scans appear stable. Your doctor's proactive approach in changing treatments based on rising CA-125 levels shows they're monitoring your condition carefully.

Avastin (bevacizumab) is commonly used in combination with other chemotherapy drugs for treating stage 3C ovarian cancer. It works by targeting specific proteins in cancer cells and can be an effective part of a treatment plan. Many MyOvarianCancerTeam members have shared their experiences with various treatment combinations. While everyone responds differently to treatments, having a supportive medical team who can help manage any side effects is crucial. Remember to communicate openly with your healthcare team about any concerns or side effects you experience during your treatment.

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