The Lactose Intolerance Kit Can Be Taken at Home
Grace Mahas — October 21, 2020 — Lifestyle
References: personaldiagnostics
Those suffering from bowel issues may suspect a lactose intolerance as the culprit, and those wanting to confirm whether their suspicions are correct may be drawn to Personal Diagnostics Lactose Intolerance Kit. Lactose Intolerance is an inherited condition with symptoms of the condition–including nausea, stomach cramps, and diarrhea–developing over time and varying from person to person.
This easy-to-use at-home kit leverages DNA testing to confirm whether the individual has primary lactose intolerance with an accuracy rate of over 99%. To use the kit, simply take a saliva sample with the provided swab from the kit and send the sample to the lab. Results will be posted on a secure online portal within ten business days.
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This easy-to-use at-home kit leverages DNA testing to confirm whether the individual has primary lactose intolerance with an accuracy rate of over 99%. To use the kit, simply take a saliva sample with the provided swab from the kit and send the sample to the lab. Results will be posted on a secure online portal within ten business days.
Image Credit: Personal Diagnostics
Trend Themes
1. DNA Testing for Personalized Healthcare - The use of DNA testing to identify and confirm personal health conditions presents opportunities for personalized treatment plans.
2. At-home Medical Testing Kits - The growing popularity of at-home medical testing kits offers convenience and privacy for individuals seeking to diagnose and monitor their health.
3. Genetic Testing Accuracy Improvements - Advancements in genetic testing technologies continue to improve the accuracy and reliability of test results.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare and Diagnostics - The healthcare industry can benefit from incorporating DNA testing into diagnostic procedures to provide more accurate and personalized patient care.
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