starlily88
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@Gondwanaland - thank you so much for explaining to me, very kind of you
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So IMHO the genetic testing is worth every penny (it costs $99.00). I hope soon to be able to lessen his fatigue as well.[/QUOTE
You used 2andme to do genetic testing? What does it show exactly - does it show bad mutation or cancer gene?
Yes, 23andMe lists cancer genes. I don't know specifically which ones are listed - I know that to see breast cancer genes I have to "opt in" - I guess I have to click an "I understand" box that the presence of the gene does not equal to a diagnosis before seeing the results. I haven't opted in yet since this problem hasn't surfaced in my family so far.Sorry that did not go right - @Gondwanaland - where did you go the genetic testing and what did it show?
Like did you see a gene mutation or a cancer gene or a viral gene? thanks