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GeneSight

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GeneSight is a pharmacogenomic test that analyzes how an individual's genes may affect medication outcomes for mental health conditions.

The GeneSight test is a pharmacogenomic analysis that examines clinically important genetic variations in a patient's DNA. The results inform healthcare providers about how a patient may metabolize or respond to certain medications commonly prescribed for depression, anxiety, ADHD, and other psychiatric conditions. The test aims to help avoid multiple medication trials by providing insights into which medications may require dose adjustments, be less likely to work, or carry an increased risk of side effects based on an individual's genetic profile. The GeneSight test must be ordered by a healthcare provider and involves a simple cheek swab, which can be collected in-office or at home. The lab processes the sample, and results are typically available to the provider within three days. The report categorizes over 60 mental health medications into three groups: 'Use as directed,' 'Moderate gene-drug interaction,' and 'Significant gene-drug interaction.' The service also offers a GeneSight MTHFR Test, which indicates variations in the MTHFR enzyme.

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