Genetic Counseling & BRCA Testing
Genetic Counseling & BRCA Testing
Genetic counselling and BRCA testing help assess inherited cancer risk and support early detection and preventive care planning. Individuals with a strong family history of breast, ovarian, or related cancers may benefit from specialised genetic evaluation.
At our centre, we provide comprehensive genetic counselling, BRCA1 and BRCA2 testing, risk assessment, and personalised guidance to help individuals and families make informed healthcare decisions.
Common Reasons to Consider Genetic Testing
Family history of breast or ovarian cancer
Breast pain or discomfort
Changes in breast size or shape
Cancer diagnosed at a younger age
Male breast cancer in the family
Known BRCA mutation in the family
Genetic Counseling Treatment Options
Genetic evaluation helps identify inherited cancer risks and guides preventive screening and treatment planning.
Genetic Counselling
Family History Assessment
Cancer Risk Evaluation
Personalised Preventive Guidance
BRCA Testing
BRCA1 & BRCA2 Gene Testing
Blood or Sample Collection
Advanced Genetic Analysis
Interpretation & Result Counselling
Emotional Support & Long-Term Guidance
Genetic counselling also helps patients and families understand emotional, medical, and preventive aspects of hereditary cancer risk. Our team provides continuous guidance, counselling, and long-term follow-up support.
Why Choose Us for Genetic Counseling & BRCA Testing?
Comprehensive hereditary cancer risk assessment
Experienced genetic counselling and oncology specialists
Advanced BRCA testing and diagnostic support
Personalised preventive and screening guidance
Confidential and patient-centred consultation process
Long-term follow-up and family counselling support
Risk Factors for Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer Cancer
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Strong family history of breast or ovarian cancer
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Known BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation in the family
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Multiple generations affected by cancer
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Breast cancer diagnosed at a young age
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History of male breast cancer in the family
Frequently Asked Question
BRCA testing checks for inherited BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations that increase the risk of breast, ovarian, and certain other cancers.
Individuals with a strong family history of cancer or early-onset cancers may benefit from genetic counselling and risk assessment.
BRCA testing usually involves a simple blood sample or approved laboratory sample collection.
A positive result means there may be a higher inherited cancer risk. Your doctor and genetic counsellor will guide you regarding preventive screening and management options.
Genetic testing cannot prevent cancer directly, but it helps identify high-risk individuals who may benefit from early screening and preventive care.
In some cases, family members may also be advised to undergo genetic counselling or testing depending on the results and family history.