A clinical exome sequencing test may be considered in the following situations:
- Family History: If there is a strong family history of a particular health condition, clinical exome sequencing may help identify specific genes that could be inherited.
- Undiagnosed Genetic disorders: When a patient has symptoms of a genetic disorder but a diagnosis is not confirmed, a clinical exome sequencing test can offer insights.
- Recurrent pregnancy loss: If you have experienced multiple miscarriages, CES can help identify genetic factors behind it and guide reproductive planning.
- Developmental delay or intellectual disability: If a child is experiencing developmental delays or intellectual disability, CES can help identify the genetic cause.
- Medical Intervention: For certain genetic conditions, early intervention can make a difference, and clinical exome sequencing may help guide treatment plans.
