FISH is an acronym for "fluorescence in situ hybridization". Basically, it is a way to get faster preliminary results to your CVS testing. It is not the full results...they just fluoresce the main chromosomes that they want to look at: 21, 18 & 13 and the sex chromosome. From this, they will be able to tell you whether there is an abnormality on any of those chromosomes. The rest of the results take about two weeks--so the FISH results are welcome information that you do not have to wait so long for. I had this done and got my FISH results back the next day with no abnormalities found. Still waiting for the rest of the results, but definitely feel better.
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CVS Caremark's purpose is to help people on their path to _______ _______.better health
A woman may want a CVS test if she is pregnant if she suspects Down syndrome, or wants to know if her baby will be normal.
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the test is in conclusive. may be you did it worng or it is expired?
Yes, CVS sells the kits. It just requires a urine specimen. There are a variety of kits -- they test for marijuana, cocaine, meth and some of them test for prescription use.
One can get a CVS pregnancy test at the GP's surgery or at the hospital as part of the monitoring of the baby's development. The test is usually performed around 10-12 weeks, and is looking for any signs of birth defects or genetic diseases.
Stop doing Xanex.
anywhere riteaid cvs or even duane reade
Only for homosexuals, so for you they likely will.
It costs $78.99 for Accu Chek Comfort curve test strips at CVS, with 50 strips in the box, should you require more, please ask your local pharmacist for further details on the product.
A plus sign for positive and a minus sign for negative.