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Analyse Booklet | Testergebnisse in Buchform: when to see a doctor?

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Analyse Booklet | Testergebnisse in Buchform: when to see a doctor?

The MyBody-X booklet presents your test results in a structured format, but it is not a clinical diagnosis. You should see a doctor if: (1) a marker indicates increased risk for a treatable condition (e.g., FTO variant and obesity, LCT variant and lactose intolerance), (2) you have symptoms matching the tested area (e.g., sleep issues, digestive problems), (3) you take medications and a pharmacogenetic marker (e.g., CYP2C19) may be relevant, or (4) you are unsure how to interpret the results. Evidence for many DTC markers is weak (mechanistic, GWAS with small effect sizes) and not validated for clinical decisions. Do not be misled by marketing claims. A physician or genetic counselor can evaluate results in the context of your overall health and order confirmatory tests if needed. Safety note: Do not start supplements or medications based solely on test results without medical consultation.

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