Genetic Check Up

Genetic Check-Up is a medical test that helps determine health risks, nutritional needs, genetic predispositions and other personal characteristics of individuals by analyzing their genetic structure.

Genetic Check-Up at Liv Hospital

Gene tests (also called DNA-based tests), the most advanced of the techniques used to test for genetic disorders at Liv Hospital, are a comprehensive personalized genetic test that involves direct examination of the DNA molecule itself. With these analyses, detailed genetic background is analyzed regarding the continuity of future healthy status, risks of developing diseases, nutrition, weight control, and drug effectiveness. Analyzes are carried out by a team that is competent, experienced and has a strong scientific background and personalized reports are prepared.

Genetic Check-Up Procedures

There may be a genetic disease in your family and you may want to find out whether you have a high risk of contracting this disease later in your life and take precautions. A sensitive DNA test, analysis and report;

• To promote the maintenance or improvement of general health and wellness
• To detect the risk of complex diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, familial hypercholesterolemia, which can affect the heart, kidney, peripheral nervous system and eye, and to take precautions.
• To determine the risk of adult-onset neurological and psychiatric disorders such as Huntington’s and Alzheimer’s diseases and to take precautions.
• Since certain types of cancer cases are seen among your relatives, in order to determine your cancer risk and take precautions,
• To determine the carrier status of genetic diseases in individuals with a family history such as growth and development retardation, epilepsy and autism,
• To support personalized treatment and follow-up strategies by identifying the underlying genetic causes of reproductive system disorders such as infertility and recurrent pregnancy losses,
• Depending on ethnicity, there is a high risk of having a sick child for some genetic diseases. To provide the necessary information for couples planning pregnancy to have healthy children.
• To contribute to the solution of uncontrollable weight problems despite diet and exercise.
• To help determine a diet program suitable for the person’s genetic metabolic structure.
• To determine the exercise plan suitable for the person’s own muscle structure
• It can be applied to individuals of all ages, men and women, who want to detect a genetic disease, stay healthy and young throughout life, and protect future generations from diseases.