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Medical Conditions - Genetic Testing

Genetic testing is a medical test that helps to diagnose the changes in the chromosomes, genes, or proteins. It helps to analyze whether a person has a genetic condition or a chance of developing a genetic disorder in the future. There are three types of genetic testing. They are chromosome studies, DNA studies, and biochemical, genetic studies.

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Does genome testing make any changes in cancer treatment?

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Can a genome test help in my breast cancer treatment at 52?

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Does BRCA testing help me prevent breast cancer early?

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What raises breast cancer risk without a BRCA mutation?

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What are the signs of amyloidosis that aid in its detection?

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Answered By
Dr. Sugandh Garg

Dr. Sugandh Garg

How can a young man actually get prostate cancer at 22?

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What is a sentinel lymph node biopsy in endometrial cancer?

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Answered By
Dr. Ashraf Ghani

Dr. Ashraf Ghani

Should I repeat a mammogram every 6 months at 47?

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How to interpret repeated negative breast cancer tests?

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Why did I get breast cancer if genetic tests were negative?

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