Warfarin Sensitivity DNA Test
What is your safe and effective Warfarin dose?
- Warfarin is a very effective drug to prevent abnormal blood clotting
- Too much warfarin can lead to abnormal bleeding and not enough will fail to prevent abnormal blood clotting
- Genetic variations affect the amount of warfarin that is required for a safe and effective dose
- Simple mouth swab DNA test with results in 1 – 2 weeks
About Warfarin
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About Warfarin DNA Testing
What is the warfarin dose genotype analysis? Which genes are tested? How do genetic variations lead to adverse reactions?
Getting Started
for Healthcare Providers and Hospitals
Receive more information or to get your clinic set to up offer Warfarin Sensitivity DNA testing to your patients.
Warfarin FAQs
How will I receive my results? How long will testing take? What are the possible results and what are the interpretations for each result type?