Pharmacogenetic Testing

Medicines and You

Acquiring the DNA Kit Premium by ADNTRO(or a simple upgrade to our basic ADNTRO DNA Kit) gives you access to our Pharmacogenetic Report.

Pharmacogenetics is the biological discipline that studies what effect a person's genetic variability has on their response to certain medications. It looks at the efficiency or adverse effects that different medications have or might have on you specifically.

This discipline is of increasingly high importance.

Are you tired of the trial and error process for finding out which medicine suits you best?

Would you rather know how your body could react to certain medications according to your genetics?

Or whether you should have a personalized dose adjustment for a particular drug?

Or if you have predisposition towards intolerance to certain drugs?

At last you can solve all these doubts and more with this pharmacogenetic report of our ADNTRO Premium DNA kit.

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Types of evaluation

Within this section we distinguish two groups:

Dose

Assessing the possibility of making dosage adjustments of certain drugs that require genetic screening before being prescribed.

Efficiency

The efficiency or toxicity of drugs that don't require genetic screening but are still important to understand.

Pharmacogenetic testing for drugs with genetic screening

Discover if your body needs a personalized dose adjustment to medicines . This applies to medicines with technical sheets advising the use of a genomic test. This is the case when the presence of biomarkers associated with therapeutic responses.

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These are drugs such as Azathioprine, Fluorouracil, Voriconazole or Tacrolimus.

Your DNA has all the information about how your body might respond to a large number of drugs.

Pharmacogenetic testing for drugs without genetic screening

Find out if you are more likely to suffer toxicity as a consequence of taking a specific drug, or if certain drugs could be more effective for you than for the mean of the population, for example.

Analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Medications for the treatment of pain, inflammation and fever, such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen.

Antibiotics

Drugs used against bacterial pathogens, such as amoxicillin.

Contraceptives

Hormone-based drugs that interfere with the reproductive cycle in order to prevent pregnancy, such as etonogestrel.

Cardiovascular

Drugs for the treatment of diseases affecting the cardiovascular system, such as atorvastatin.

Opioid pain relievers

Drugs for extremely severe pain, such as morphine.

Antifungals

Substances that prevent the growth of fungi, or even eliminate them, such as fluconazole.

Psychotherapeutics and antidepressants

Drugs prescribed for their relief of symptoms of anxiety, depression and other mental illnesses, such as fluoxentine or clozapine.

Antiasthmatics

Medications for the treatment of asthma, such as salbutamol.

Antiallergics and immunosuppressants

drugs that depress the immune system, such as hydrocortisone.

Antivirals

Drugs used against infections caused by viruses, such as trifluridine.

Muscle relaxants

Medications used to relax muscles, such as diazepam.

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PHARMACOGENETICS

Do you want to know more? With the pharmacogenetic testing of the ADNTRO Premium DNA KIT you can finally find out and adjust which medications you take. The first steps towards personalized or precision medicine.