I have just received results of
MTHFR testing.
Besides
MTHFR testing, other areas of evaluation include metal toxicity, thyroid, vitamin D, adrenals, environmental / food sensitivity panels, organic acids, and viral antibodies.
Have you had
the MTHFR testing done?
Perhaps the most recognized example of this is
the MTHFR test for methylation defects.
Not exact matches
I saw my maternal fetal medicine (MFM) specialist several weeks ago to discuss these matters and to review the results of some thrombotic risk
tests that my
MTHFR doctor had ordered.
Testing positive for a mutated
MTHFR gene might impact your pregnancy and your baby - to - be.
C677T and A1298C mutation of
MTHFR was
tested in 148 cases with recurrent miscarriage and 82 normal controls.
I'm so impressed with gentle parenting info... Please
test yourself for
MTHFR its a gene mutation very common in miscariages.
I use this
test most frequently on those with one or more
MTHFR mutations.
Though there are many symptoms that can be associated with an
MTHFR defect, the symptoms can vary widely from person to person and only a
test (blood or saliva) can verify a gene defect and the type.
Local doctors are able to run these
tests as well, but not all doctors are well - versed in handing
MTHFR issues...
For instance, I did the 23andMe genetic
test and it provided a lot of information that really helped me dial in my health issues (thyroid,
mthfr, etc) but that isn't a
test that is traditionally recommended or given in regular panels.
I can't say for certain that after undergoing advanced lab studies (LDL particle number and size, markers of inflammation,
tests for genetics like homocysteine,
MTHFR and clotting, lipoprotein a, fibrinogen, and ferritin levels) that I would have found one or several defects to treat in Felicia's husband, but it is likely.
I was
tested for the
MTHFR Gene and results came back that I have two variations of the gene.
At Parsley we
test for nutrient deficiencies, toxins like heavy metals, genetics with implications for pregnancy like
MTHFR, and of course hormones, including forgotten hormones like Cortisol DHEA and Insulin which can have a much bigger impact on fertility than estrogen and progesterone.
Specialty: Functional Medicine, Causal Medicine,
MTHFR and Predictive Genomics (Gene
Testing), Precision Medicine to address the root causes of most chronic medical and psychiatric disorders.
Request that your doctor order a DNA
test specifically for
MTHFR gene mutations.
If you are a person who has a family history of spinal bifida, depression, migraines, thyroid disorders, stroke, dementia and angina, high blood pressure or elevated homocysteiene or cardiovascular disease strongly consider being
tested for a genetic variance (
MTHFR) that is easily detected and corrected by correct methyfolate supplementation.
I have not
tested yet
MTHFR but my intuition says it will be positive.
Talk to your doctor to order the
test for
MTHFR.
A simple blood
test can determine if you have the
MTHFR gene.
We also did a micro nutrient
test which also did a genetic
test where we figured out I have a problem with the
MTHFR gene responsible for making an enzyme the body should be producing to take in nutrients.
Genetic
testing for
MTHFR variants has become increasingly popular in the alternative health community, and many patients begin supplementing with high - dose methyl donors based solely on their genetic results.
Additionally, genetic
testing revealed that I was homozygous for the
MTHFR gene.
MTHFR, ApoE, CYP2C19, and additional
tests that determine disease predisposition and individual response to therapies
If you are running out of options, you might consider getting the
MTHFR genetic
test.
Here is my situation: Citrobacter +4 / Candida +2, Pos SIBO breath
test x3,
MTHFR a1298c + / +, IgG subclass 1 deficient.
As the person ages, undiagnosed cases of
MTHFR can become much worse, so it is important to get
tested early and practice prevention.
Luckily, with a simple blood
test, you can find out if you have the
MTHFR mutation.
Dr. Krumbeck also offers screening lab work to look for the underlying cause of «unexplained infertility» including
testing for genetic mutations like
MTHFR, auto - immune («silent») thyroid problems, iron deficiency, other autoimmune / rheumatological issues and ovarian count.
Here's my 23AndMe genomic
testing; I have the ApoE4 Alzheimer's gene, or
MTHFR.
Your doctor can order the
MTHFR blood
test to see if you possess the genetic variant and how many copies you have.
Fortunately, one can order confidential
tests that will not be reported to insurance by using online lab
testing services, like Ulta Labs for Homocysteine or Ulta Labs
MTHFR gene variation
test.
To kickstart your path to wellness, I recommend
testing your homocysteine levels and checking to see if you have markers for the
MTHFR gene variation.
As for
testing for the
MTHFR genetic variation, many labs also offer
tests for this gene.
It's important to
test for both homocysteine levels and the
MTHFR gene variation because while you may not have the gene that affects the methylation pathways, you may still have elevated homocysteine levels, which tells us the level of inflammation in our bodies.
So if you have the
MTHFR gene variation, or are thinking of
testing for it, I hope that this overview empowers you!
If you know or believe that you have a
MTHFR mutation, hypothyroidism or other health problems, please get yourself
tested and find a doctor or natural health practitioner who is willing to help you find the root cause and develop a personalized treatment plan for your particular body.