What is Genetic counselling?
The bridge between complex genetic codes and the layman language to decode it. Genetic Counsellors work closely with physicians to provide their patients with personalised treatment options.
Our mission is to ensure the generation of accurate and precise findings.
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Genetic counseling is a specialized healthcare service that helps individuals and families understand their genetic risks, make informed decisions about genetic testing, and manage the impact of genetic conditions on their health and well-being. Genetic counselors are trained professionals who provide personalized guidance, education, and support to individuals and families seeking information about inherited conditions, genetic testing, and family planning.
Genetic counselors offer emotional support and counseling to help individuals cope with the psychological and emotional implications of genetic information. They provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals to express their concerns, fears, and uncertainties, offering practical strategies for coping with stress and anxiety related to genetic testing and diagnosis.
Genetic counseling offers a holistic approach to genetic health that combines education, support, and personalized guidance to help individuals and families navigate the complexities of genetic information with confidence, clarity, and compassion.
Genetic counseling offers numerous advantages for individuals and families navigating the complexities of genetic health:
Informed Decision-Making
Risk Assessment and Management
Emotional Support
Family Communication and Planning
Personalized Healthcare Management
Improved Health Outcomes
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1. Informed decision making
2. Planned management
Genetic counseling session usually takes 30 mins- 60 mins. Be prepared with the following before you come for genetic counseling
➔ Please bring your current and/or any previous madical records
➔ Come with a brief knowledge about your extended family members
➔ Identify any medical histories (possible with medical records) of family members.
➔ During the end of a genetic counseling you will have a basic knowledge about an expected or a diagnosed disorder.
➔ You will be able to decide if you want to undergo genetic testing.
➔ After posttest counseling session you will be able to understand your genetic test result and know about available management options.
➔ Patients will be referred back to their clinicians for medical management and review.
➔ You will be provided with details about support groups.
Anyone concerned about their risk of inherited conditions or interested in learning more about their genetic health can benefit from genetic counseling. This includes individuals with a personal or family history of genetic conditions, couples planning a pregnancy, expectant parents, and individuals seeking information about genetic testing options.
During a genetic counseling session, a trained genetic counselor will gather detailed medical and family histories, assess your risk factors for genetic conditions, provide information about genetic testing options, and discuss the potential implications of test results for you and your family. The counselor will also offer emotional support and guidance to help you navigate the decision-making process.
The duration of a genetic counseling session can vary depending on individual needs and the complexity of the issues being addressed. On average, a genetic counseling session typically lasts about 30 to 60 minutes.
There are various types of genetic tests available, including diagnostic testing, predictive testing, carrier testing, and prenatal testing. These tests can help identify genetic mutations associated with specific conditions, assess risk factors for inherited diseases, and inform healthcare management and treatment decisions.
Yes, protecting your privacy and confidentiality is a top priority for us. Your genetic data will only be shared with individuals authorized by you and we comply with all relevant privacy regulations to safeguard your privacy rights
The cost of genetic counseling can vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the counseling session, the type of genetic testing being considered, and your insurance coverage. Some insurance plans may cover part or all of the cost of genetic counseling and testing. We can provide you with information about the cost and insurance coverage options during your initial consultation.
Genetic information is protected by laws such as the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) in the United States, which prohibits discrimination in health insurance and employment based on genetic information. However, it's important to be aware of the specific laws and regulations governing genetic discrimination in your country or region. Your genetic counselor can provide you with information about your rights and protections under the law.
Your genetic counselor is here to support you throughout your genetic testing journey. If you have any questions or concerns after your counseling session, you can reach out to your counselor for additional guidance and support. We are committed to providing you with the information and resources you need to make informed decisions about your genetic health.