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Cancer Genetic Testing

Genetic Testing Cancer Near Delray Beach

A genetic test is a type of health examination that looks for alterations in genes, chromosomes, or proteins. A genetic test's findings can identify or check out a detected infected ailment, as well as indicate a danger of developing or carrying on a genetic disorder

Testing Hours

Monday to Thursday 9:00am–5:00pm
Friday: 9:00am–2:00pm
Weekend: Closed

Phone

1(855) 837-8331
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we do NOT schedule appointments over the phone

Address

4731 W Atlantic Ave Suite B-21, Delray Beach, FL 33445
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Genetic Testing Cancer Near Delray Beach

A genetic test is a type of health examination that looks for alterations in genes, chromosomes, or proteins. A genetic test's findings can identify or check out a detected infected ailment, as well as indicate a danger of developing or carrying on a genetic disorder

Testing Hours

Monday to Thursday 9:00am–5:00pm
Friday: 9:00am–2:00pm
Weekend: Closed

Phone

1(855) 837-8331
Book APPOINTMENT ONLINE
we do NOT schedule appointments over the phone

Address

4731 W Atlantic Ave Suite B-21, Delray Beach, FL 33445
Book Appointment

AVAILABLE GENETIC TESTS

  • Breast Cancer
  • Ovarian Cancer
  • Colorectal Cancer
  • Prostate Cancer
  • Full Screening

METHOD THAT WE USE

We used  BRCA test for Breast and Ovarian Cancer

About BRCA Testing

  • The BRCA gene test is a blood test.
  • It analyses DNA to look for abnormalities in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 breast genetic variants.
  • The BRCA gene test can be used to determine a patient's risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

WHO SHOULD GET TESTED

Breast or ovarian cancer in the past.

Breast or ovarian cancer in the parents

BRCA1 or BRCA2 variant in a family member

PROCEDURE FOR BRCA TESTING

First, a needle is inserted into a vein, generally in your arms.
Medical technician to extract the blood sample required for testing
The sample is sent to a lab to be tested for DNA
Other types of analyses, such as saliva, are sometimes obtained for DNA analysis.

PROCEDURE FOR BRCA TESTING

First, a needle is inserted into a vein, generally in your arms.

Medical technician to extract the blood sample required for testing

The sample is sent to a lab to be tested for DNA

Other types of analyses, such as saliva, are sometimes obtained for DNA analysis.

BRCA TESTING RESULTS

The findings of your test could be

Positive
NEGATIVE
INCONCLUSIVE

FACTORS TO EXPLORE CANCER GENETIC TESTING

In the following scenarios, genetic testing should be considered:

  • A genetic etiology is suggested by a personal or family history of cancer.
  • A genetic alteration will be seen in a test.
  • The findings will aid in the diagnosis and treatment of a problem. You could, for example, take actions to reduce your chance. Surgical treatment, regular monitoring, or dietary changes are options.

GENETIC TESTING COULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR YOU

  • Predict your chances of contracting a severe condition.
  • Discover if you have any genes that could put your children in danger of cancer.
  • Providing data that can help decisions about your medical services.

KEY POINTS

The BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are found in everyone.

These genes help cells grow normally and restore the harm.

Breast cancer risk could be raised by inherited BRCA 1 and BRCA2 mutations.

BRCA mutations can be detected using gene testing.

HEREDITARY CANCER RISK FACTORS

The following indicators may indicate a higher risk of hereditary cancer

Cancer runs in the family
At a young age
Several types of Cancer
Uncommon Cancers

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GETTING READY FOR YOUR GENETIC COUNSELING CONSULTATION

  • Obtain a copy of your healthcare documents about your cancer history or an unsatisfactory biopsy outcome.
  • Collect information about your family's cancer history (maternal and paternal backgrounds, cancer kind, age at diagnosis, and treatment outcome).
  • If possible, obtain laboratory findings from previous genetic testing in your relatives.
  • Prepare a list of your issues and questions.
  • Check to see if your medical insurance should cover the visit.
  • Request the presence of a family member or a caregiver at your session.

WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF
GENETIC COUNSELING?

AIMS OF GENETIC COUNSELING

Improve the family's knowledge of a genetic condition or disorder, the threats and advantages of genetic testing and disease prevention, and the resource knowledge.
Determine the psychosocial equipment needed to respond to possible patient and family results.

BEFORE YOUR GENETIC COUNSELING VISIT, ACQUIRE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

About medical information

A listing of any malignancies detected in family members from both your mother's and father's sides

Updates on any cancer-related genetic testing performed on other relatives.

A collection of worries and queries

Specific insurance carrier to see if the appointment is approved

PROS AND CONS OF GENETIC TESTING

  • A feeling of comfort from the unpredictability
  • You can lower your cancer problem by ensuring some lifestyle adjustments if you get a good result.
  • In-depth understanding of your cancer development
  • Knowledge to assist in making well-informed healthcare and lifestyle choices
  • Possibility of helping in the education of other family members about potential risks
  • Early diagnosis raises the likelihood of a successful conclusion.
  • For certain people, testing might cause worry and tension.
  • Testing doesn't make a patient's risk of cancer go away.
  • In rare circumstances, the results may be equivocal or ambiguous.

THE PURPOSE OF GENETIC TESTING

  • Whenever you fall ill, find out if you have a hereditary illness that runs in your history.
  • To find out if a current or future pregnancy is likely to be affected by a genetic problem.
  • If you or your child exhibits signs, you should see a doctor rule out a hereditary illness.
  • To comprehend and direct your cancer prevention or treatment strategy.

Why Choose American Genetics Lab?

ACCURATE

Accuracy is unrivaled in the profession, so you can be confident in your results

SECURE

Your data is stored safely at American Genetics Lab.

SIMPLE

Results that are clear and useful, as well as support along the road.

VISIT THE AMERICAN GENETICS LAB FOR CANCER GENETICS TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT.

LOCATION

4731 W Atlantic Ave Suite B-21, Delray Beach, FL 33445, Delray Beach, FL 33445

CONTACT

1 (855) 837-8331

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INFORMATIVE

WHAT IS THE AIM OF GENETIC COUNSELING?
Improve the family’s knowledge of a genetic condition or disorder, the threats and advantages of genetic testing and disease prevention, and the resource knowledge.Determine the psychosocial equipment needed to respond to possible patient and family results.
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF BRCA AND PALB2 GENES?
The BRCA and PALB2 genes maintain normal breast cell proliferation and prevent cancer cell proliferation.However, when these genes have alterations transmitted down from generation to generation, they stop working correctly, increasing the risk of breast cancer.
WHAT IS THE HEREDITARY CANCER RISK FACTORS?
The following indicators may indicate a higher risk of hereditary cancer:• Cancer runs in the family• At a young age• several types of cancer• uncommon cancers
WHICH TYPE OF GENES CAUSE BREAST CANCER?
BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene alterations are the most frequent types of hereditary breast cancer, representing around 20% to 25% of cases.
WHAT IS PALB2 PARTNER GENE?
The PALB2 gene is known as the BRCA2 gene’s partner and localizer. It stored procedures for producing a protein that acts in tandem with the BRCA2 protein to restore damaged DNA and slow tumor growth.
WHAT ARE THE BRCA1 AND BRCA2 GENES?
• The BRCA1 and BRCA2 breast cancer gene mutations are genes derived from human DNA.• BRCA (an abbreviation for breast cancer, frequently pronounced bracka) genes are inherited by both males and females from their parents• BRCA1 and BRCA2 are tumor suppressor genes that, when working properly, prevent tumor formation.

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IS THE EXPENSE OF GENETIC TESTING COVERED BY INSURANCE?
It is dependent on your insurance provider. Most of all of the costs may be covered by your insurance. Inquire with your doctor’s office to see if your test is approved. Medical practitioners can approach your insurance company directly or provide you with the information you need to contact them.
WHICH CANCER GENETIC TESTS DO YOU PROVIDE?
We provide various cancer genetic tests that is; breast cancer, ovarian cancer, colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, and full screening.
WHAT IS THE TIME FRAME FOR CANCER GENETIC TESTING?
Private labs typically produce results faster than research facilities (generally within 2 to 4 weeks) (a minimum of 4 weeks, often longer).
WHAT IS THE PAYMENT PROCESS?
At the time of Appointment booking, you have to pay the amount. We’ll take care of the rest after you’ve submitted the required paperwork in the appointment form.
WHAT IS THE COST OF CANCER GENETIC TESTING?
According on that you’re being tested for merely a particular location(s) of a gene known to be faulty or hundreds of locations within numerous genes, testing can cost anywhere approximately $5,000.
WHICH TEST SHOULD I TAKE?
Consult your physician to determine which test is right for you. Several impacts which testing is the best. If you or someone in your family has a gene mutation, tell your doctor.

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