Many abnormal test results do not mean a 100% certainty for a problem in your pregnancy or new baby. There are different genetic tests available for a pregnancy or new baby. Some genetic tests can confirm the cause of a problem that’s already happened, while others only tell you the chances that a problem has occurred. Both of these results might be called “abnormal” or “positive” test results, which can sometimes be confusing. In other types of pregnancy genetic testing, you and/or your partner have the test (and not your baby). This can tell you about your risk as a couple to have a baby with a genetic disease. View More
Want to learn more? Check out these Genome Medical resources
Want to learn more? Check out these Genome Medical resources
Reproductive
Genetics
Genome Medical offers reproductive genetic counseling, genetic test recommendations and long-term reproductive health planning to women and couples starting a family.
What is Genetic Testing?
Genome Medical offers pharmacogenomics counseling, genetic test recommendations and long-term care planning to custom-tailor your medications and dosages based on your genetic makeup.
Pediatric
Genetics
Genome Medical offers pediatric medical genetics counseling, genetic test recommendations, and long-term pediatric care planning for a wide range of childhood genetic conditions.
Reproductive Genetics
Genome Medical offers reproductive genetic counseling, genetic test recommendations and long-term reproductive health planning to women and couples starting a family.
What is Genetic Testing?
Genome Medical offers pharmacogenomics counseling, genetic test recommendations and long-term care planning to custom-tailor your medications and dosages based on your genetic makeup.
Pediatric Genetics
Genome Medical offers pediatric medical genetics counseling, genetic test recommendations, and long-term pediatric care planning for a wide range of childhood genetic conditions.
