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Family history of cancer
- ... if you have certain risk factors, including: A family history of colorectal cancer A personal or family history of ovarian cancer An inflammatory bowel disease such as ulcerative colitis ...
- ... Available from: https://www.mdanderson.org/prevention-screening/family-history/hereditary-cancer-syndromes.html MedlinePlus [Internet]. Bethesda (MD): National Library ...
- ... gene in people who have a personal or family history of cancers that may be linked to Li-Fraumeni syndrome ... select the right treatment and predict how your cancer may behave over time. Have a personal and/or family health history that suggests you may have inherited Li-Fraumeni ... from coming back Mastectomy to help prevent breast cancer The right steps for you will depend on your age, health history, and family health history. Learn more about laboratory tests, reference ...
- ... provider about BRCA testing if your personal or family health history includes: Breast cancer, especially: Before age 50 In both breasts In ... BRCA1 or BRCA2. When you think about your family health history, consider all breast, ovarian, prostate, and pancreatic cancers on both sides of your family. And consider ...
- ... you're risk is very high. If your family health history includes ovarian cancer, your provider may suggest a CA-125 blood ...
- ... chemotherapy or radiation therapy . Have a personal or family health history that increases your risk of cancer involving inherited changes in your BRAF gene. A ... test can help you estimate and manage your cancer risk. The test can also show whether you could pass a changed BRAF gene to your children. Have a family health history of a genetic condition caused by BRAF gene ...
- ... family cord blood banking if: You have a family history of a genetic disorder or cancer that can be treated with stem cells. You or a family member currently has a disorder that may be ...
- ... rhythm of your heart) Sweating You have a family history of MEN 2, which increases your risk of developing medullary thyroid cancer. If MEN 2 runs in your family, you and your family members, including children, may ...
- ... depending on your: Age. The risk of prostate cancer increases after age 50. Your family health history. If members of your family have had prostate cancer, your risk may be higher. Your race. Prostate ...
- ... type of cancer because it runs in your family, or you have other conditions that increase your risk The type of test you have will depend on your health and health history, cancer diagnosis, and the symptoms you may have. Below ...
