A new cause for CA19.9 elevation: heavy tea consumption

M Howaizi, Howaizi M, Abboura M, M Abboura, C Krespine, Krespine C, Sbai-Idrissi MS, M-S Sbai-Idrissi, Marty O, O Marty, Djabbari-Sobhani M, M Djabbari-Sobhani
Gut · 2003 · vol. 52(6) , pp. 913–4 · doi:10.1136/gut.52.6.913 · PMID:12740355 · PMC1773667
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This paper identifies heavy tea consumption as a new cause for elevated CA19.9 levels, though no specific link to endometriosis or adenomyosis is stated in the provided source.

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CA-19-9 Antigen Tea Biomarkers, Tumor Biomarkers, Tumor CA-19-9 Antigen False Positive Reactions Female Humans Middle Aged

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