What can I learn from this test?
myDNA’s Personalised Medication tests are Pharmacogenomics (PGx) tests that help identify which medications are most suited to an individual. The test results are presented in a report for your healthcare professional to consider when deciding between your medication choices.
From our Personalised Medications Multicategory test you can learn:
How your body responds to certain medications prescribed for mental health/cardiovascular/gastrointestinal/pain
What your genetic make up means for how your body processes certain medications
Prescribing recommendations for your doctor, based on your individual results and reducing trial and error.
Completed reports are delivered to your doctor so they can review the results before providing you with a copy
From our Personalised Medications Mental Health test you can learn:
How your body responds to certain medications prescribed for mental health conditions
What your genetic make up means for how your body processes certain medications
Prescribing recommendations for your doctor, based on your individual results and reducing trial and error.
Completed reports are delivered to your doctor so they can review the results before providing you with a copy
Your genes remain the same your entire life so your results can be relevant for both current and future prescribing considerations, particularly if you choose a multiple category report.
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Pharmacy - What can I learn from this test?
myDNA’s Personalised Medication tests are Pharmacogenomics (PGx) tests that help identify which medications are most suited to an individual. The test results are presented in a report for your pharmacist to ensure your prescriptions are appropriate ...
Is the single Mental Health test result more extensive compared to the Mental Health test in the Multiple category test type?
No, they are the same. The Multiple category Medication test covers four categories including Mental Health test results whilst the Mental Health test just covers medications for Mental Health conditions.
Pharmacy - How does a pharmacogenomic test work?
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How does a pharmacogenomic test work?
There are certain genes which contain instructions to build proteins called enzymes. These enzymes are involved in breaking down many medications in the body, primarily in the liver. People have different versions of these genes which produce enzymes ...
What are the benefits of doing a test?
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