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Here you will find answers to many common questions about our DNA testing services. Our goal is to make your experience with us as smooth and informative as possible, so if you have any questions that are not covered here, please don't hesitate to contact us directly.
What is the purpose of the DNA test?
The purpose of a DNA test is to analyze an individual's DNA to gather information about their genetic makeup. DNA testing can provide a wide range of information about an individual, including their ancestry, familial relationships, and predisposition to certain genetic conditions or diseases.
Can I get a DNA test without a doctor's prescription or referral?
Yes, You can get DNA test for above 4 years age group peoples, with or without doctors prescription or referral.
If in family background have history of diseases, can your test reveal whether i will be impacted or not ?
In this case health and wellness tests, may provide information about your genetic predisposition to certain diseases or conditions. These tests analyze specific genetic markers associated with certain diseases or conditions to assess your risk of developing them.
How is the DNA sample collected?
- DNA samples can be collected from a variety of sources, including blood, saliva, hair, skin, and other bodily tissues. The collection method will depend on the type of sample being used.
- Here we generally used saliva sample, saliva samples can be collected by using a swab to collect saliva from the inside of the cheek.
How accurate are the results of the DNA test?
The accuracy of DNA testing depends on several factors, including the quality of the sample, the method of testing, and the expertise of the laboratory performing the analysis.
What kind of information will the DNA test results reveal?
The specific information revealed by a DNA test can depend on the type of test being performed for example :-
- Health and Wellness: DNA tests can provide information about a person's genetic risk for certain health conditions. This information can be used to make lifestyle changes or seek medical treatment to reduce the risk of developing these conditions.
- Breast Cancer: A DNA test for breast cancer can help identify whether you carry certain genetic mutations that increase your risk of developing breast cancer. Specifically, the test looks for mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, which are associated with an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer.
- Whole Exome Test: A whole exome analysis test is a type of genetic testing that can provide valuable information about your genetic makeup. It involves sequencing all of the protein-coding regions of your DNA, which are known as exons.
- Ancestry and Genealogy: DNA tests can reveal information about a person's ancestry and genetic heritage. This can be helpful for people who want to trace their family history, connect with relatives they may not know about, or learn more about their ethnic background.
How will the DNA test results impact my medical treatment or future health?
DNA test results can provide important information that can impact your medical treatment or future health. Here are some examples :-
- Genetic predispositions: DNA testing can reveal whether you have a genetic predisposition to certain medical conditions, such as breast cancer, heart disease, or other DNA related disease . This information can help you take proactive steps to prevent or manage these conditions.
- Medication response: DNA testing can help determine how you will respond to certain medications. This information can be used to personalize your treatment plan and ensure that you receive the most effective medication.
- Inherited conditions: DNA testing can identify whether you are a carrier of certain genetic conditions that can be passed down to your children. This information can help you make informed decisions about family planning and genetic counseling.
Is the DNA test painful or invasive?
The DNA test is generally not painful or invasive, depending on the type of sample that is collected. Here are some examples :-
- Blood samples: Blood samples are typically collected by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm. While this may cause some discomfort or minor pain, the procedure is usually not invasive and is over quickly.
- Saliva samples: Saliva samples are collected by using a swab to collect saliva from the inside of the cheek. This procedure is non-invasive and typically painless.
