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- ... and lasts longer than mild unhappiness and other mood changes that are often called the "baby blues." Major ... later. In general, the questions ask you about: Changes you've noticed in your: Mood Sleep habits Appetite or weight Energy levels Ability ...
- ... coordination Slurred speech Slowed reflexes Nausea and vomiting Mood changes Poor judgment You or your child may also ...
- ... of appetite Tingling in hands and/or feet Mood changes Confusion Irritability Pale skin If you have a ...
- ... break down galactose. Galactosemia happens when a genetic change affects the function of these enzymes. There are three ...
- ... celiac disease Have kidney or liver disease that affects your ability to change vitamin D into a form your body can use Take certain medicines that affect your vitamin D levels A lack of vitamin ...
- ... can show how certain medicines are likely to affect you. But these gene changes do not tell you anything about your health ...
- ... hormones that control hunger. Stress levels. Stress can affect your brain and trigger changes in your hormones that make you eat more and store more fat. Family history . You're more likely to become obese ... inherited genes that affect weight. The eating and exercise habits of the ...
- ... test kits. Follow test instructions exactly. Even minor changes can affect your results. Don't buy or use expired ...
- ... disorders that often involve changes in chromosomes. These changes can affect how your disease will behave and which treatment ...
- ... cancer cells have a PTEN gene change. Genetic changes in cancer can affect how the disease responds to treatment and how it may behave over time. So, your test results can help guide your treatment plan. If you have a family history of PTEN gene changes and/or symptoms of PHTS , a PTEN genetic ...
