What are the seven tests for female tumors?

The seven cancer tests for women usually refer to the detection of seven different tumor markers that can be used to aid in the diagnosis or monitoring of the development of certain cancers, mainly including alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), carbohydrate antigen CA 125, carbohydrate antigen CA 153, carbohydrate antigen CA 199, carbohydrate antigen CA 724, carbohydrate antigen CA 725, carbohydrate antigen CA 725, carbohydrate antigen CA 726, carbohydrate antigen CA 727, carbohydrate antigen CA 727, carbohydrate antigen CA 728, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 728, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 728, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 728, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 728, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 728, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, carbohydrate antigen CA 729, Neuron-specific enolase (NSE). 1. AFP. AFP is mainly related to liver cancer and gonadal embryonic tumor. 2. CEA is a broad spectrum tumor marker, which can be expressed in many kinds of tumors and has low organ specificity. It is mainly used in clinical monitoring of colorectal cancer recurrence. 3. Carbohydrate antigen CA125 is the first choice marker for ovarian cancer and endometrial cancer. 4. Carbohydrate antigen CA153 is the most important specific marker for breast cancer. 5. Carbohydrate antigen CA199 is the first choice tumor marker for pancreatic cancer. 6. Carbohydrate antigen CA 724 Carbohydrate antigen CA 724 is a tumor marker for gastric cancer. 7. Neuron-specific enolase (NSE) Neuron-specific enolase (NSE) is mainly associated with small cell lung cancer. These tests can provide clues about the presence or recurrence of tumors, but usually cannot be used alone to diagnose cancer.