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MTHFR LabCorp

Blood clots: Certain MTHFR variations can increase homocysteine levels, which is a risk factor for blood clots.
Developmental delays: Understanding MTHFR status may help investigate potential links to developmental issues related to folate metabolism.
Genetic predisposition: This test identifies specific genetic variations in the MTHFR gene, revealing your predisposition to related health conditions.
Heart disease: High homocysteine levels, sometimes linked to MTHFR variations, are a known risk factor for heart disease.
High homocysteine: The MTHFR gene plays a role in processing homocysteine, and variations can lead to elevated levels.
Migraines: Some studies suggest a possible link between certain MTHFR variations and an increased risk of migraines.

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463-l

LabCorp Test #: 511238, CPT: 81291

This test looks for changes in the MTHFR gene, which provides instructions for making an enzyme that processes folate (a B vitamin). These changes can affect how your body processes folate and may influence your risk for certain health conditions. This test helps determine if you have these specific gene variations.

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Why To Buy	This MTHFR test checks for genetic variations that can affect how your body processes folate, potentially contributing to various health issues. Finding the cause(s) of: Blood clots: Certain MTHFR variations can increase homocysteine levels, which is a risk factor for blood clots. Developmental delays: Understanding MTHFR status may help investigate potential links to developmental issues related to folate metabolism. Genetic predisposition: This test identifies specific genetic variations in the MTHFR gene, revealing your predisposition to related health conditions. Heart disease: High homocysteine levels, sometimes linked to MTHFR variations, are a known risk factor for heart disease. High homocysteine: The MTHFR gene plays a role in processing homocysteine, and variations can lead to elevated levels. Migraines: Some studies suggest a possible link between certain MTHFR variations and an increased risk of migraines.
Symptoms	Blood clots, Developmental delays, Genetic predisposition, Heart disease, High homocysteine, Migraines