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Results 1 - 10 of 14 for Cheek
  1. ... saliva (spit), or cells from inside of your cheek to look for changes in your BRCA1 and ... a sample of your blood, saliva, or a cheek swab. For a blood test: A health care ...
  2. ... saliva (spit), blood, or cells swabbed from your cheek. Pharmacogenetic testing is a type of precision medicine . ... of cells swabbed from the inside of your cheek. For a blood test , a health care professional ...
  3. ... testing uses a sample of blood or a cheek swab to diagnose a condition called alpha-1 ... a finger prick. Some genetics tests involve a cheek swab. For a blood test from your arm , ...
  4. ... from a vein in your arm. A buccal (cheek) swab. A health care professional will insert a ... and rub it across the inside of your cheek to gather a sample of cells. A bone ...
  5. ... from a vein in your arm. A buccal (cheek) swab. A health care professional will insert a ... and rub it across the inside of your cheek to gather a sample of cells. If you' ...
  6. ... of the salivary (spit) glands , which makes your cheeks and jaw puffy. In general, mumps is a ... of mumps include: Swollen, painful jaw and puffy cheeks Headache Earache Fever Muscle aches Loss of appetite ...
  7. ... take a swab from the inside of your cheek. You will mail the sample to the test ...
  8. ... A butterfly-shaped rash across your nose and cheeks Fatigue Mouth sores Hair loss Sensitivity to sunlight ...
  9. ... will insert a sterile swab into your baby's cheek and swirl for several seconds. The swab will ...
  10. ... x-ray scanner will be positioned near your cheek. The hygienist will leave the room or stand ...
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