Mutated Gene
Anne
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no but they are going toTethys41 said:Good News
That's great news Anne. Do you know what genetic mutations you were being tested for?
no but they are going to mail me the results as soon as I get it I will post the test for all of you so you can ask to have the test completed0 -
thanksAnneBehymer said:no but they are going to
no but they are going to mail me the results as soon as I get it I will post the test for all of you so you can ask to have the test completed
Thanks Anne,
I've had a lot of genetic testing done. I'd be really interested to find out what gene(s) were being tested.0 -
got the paper work todayTethys41 said:thanks
Thanks Anne,
I've had a lot of genetic testing done. I'd be really interested to find out what gene(s) were being tested.
got the paper work today BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene that they tested for the mutation0 -
BRAC 2+AnneBehymer said:got the paper work today
got the paper work today BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene that they tested for the mutation
Hiya
I've been tested for these and I am BRCA 2+
Tina0 -
gene testing
I have not even thought about doing any gene testing... wondering if that is
something to consider, or just something i would worry about
am currently in remission from stage 2c ovarian cancer
also, have had one malignant melanoma0 -
tinaTina Brown said:BRAC 2+
Hiya
I've been tested for these and I am BRCA 2+
Tina
sorry to hear that you
tina
sorry to hear that you are brac2+ I will keep you in my prays
anne0 -
dreamerdreamer007 said:gene testing
I have not even thought about doing any gene testing... wondering if that is
something to consider, or just something i would worry about
am currently in remission from stage 2c ovarian cancer
also, have had one malignant melanoma
you should have the
dreamer
you should have the test my doctor is the one who set me up with the gentic test it helps them understand what you may be facing ask you doctor about it
Anne0 -
Genetic testingdreamer007 said:gene testing
I have not even thought about doing any gene testing... wondering if that is
something to consider, or just something i would worry about
am currently in remission from stage 2c ovarian cancer
also, have had one malignant melanoma
Dreamer - I think it is a good idea to have the testing at some point. In the event (hoping it doesn't happen) that you have a recurrance, there are treatments that are more effective for BRCA positive women.
Anne - congratulations on being BRCA negative.0 -
BRCA
I had the genetic test done and i've got BRCA1 which kinda sucks BUT at least now I know why i've had breast and ovca before I hit 50!!!!
Both my children (girl & boy) now have to have the test.....
Michelle x0 -
thanks I was glad to see ITethys41 said:Genetic testing
Dreamer - I think it is a good idea to have the testing at some point. In the event (hoping it doesn't happen) that you have a recurrance, there are treatments that are more effective for BRCA positive women.
Anne - congratulations on being BRCA negative.
thanks I was glad to see I was it gave me one less thing to worry about right now0 -
BRCA1 & BRCA2 genes
I also had the test. I go back next week to find out the results. To me it was important because I have a daughter who I hope NEVER has to go through what we are going through. She's almost 12 and the genetic counselor said she didn't recommend testing girls that young but that if I'm positive we can share that information with her doctors and they can begin screening her at an earlier age and keep a close eye on her. I also have a son and men can develop breast cancer. Also if he is positive and has daughters there is a 50% chance of him passing it to a daughter and of course I wouldn't want a granddaughter to face this. Plus I have 8 female cousins on my mom's side and 1 on my dad's side. It would be important information for them if I'm positive and we determine which side of the family it came from.
If I'm not positive for those mutations, she suggested screening for Lynch syndrome which runs in families and includes uterine, colorectal, ovarian and a few other cancers. She recommened this test if the BRCA was negative because I had 2 grandparents on the same side of the family (mom's side) with colon cancer. And when my mother had her hysterectomy at age 38 she had pre-cancerous cells in her uterus.0 -
Me tooTina Brown said:BRAC 2+
Hiya
I've been tested for these and I am BRCA 2+
Tina
Me too, Tina, I am also BRCA2..................
And I believe that is why some of the chemos don't work too long! So are my sister and daughter!
Libby0
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