Hereditary Cancer Panel

Understand Your Genetic Risk for Cancer

A Hereditary Cancer Panel is a genetic test that identifies inherited gene mutations associated with an increased risk of developing certain cancers. By analyzing cancer-related genes such as BRCA1, BRCA2, and Lynch Syndrome genes, this test helps assess your genetic predisposition and supports early detection, prevention, and personalized healthcare planning.

Who Should Consider This Test?

Hereditary cancer testing may be recommended if you have:

Multiple family members diagnosed with cancer
Cancer diagnosed at a young age
A family history of breast, ovarian, colorectal, pancreatic, or prostate cancer
Rare cancers or multiple cancers within the same family
A known hereditary cancer mutation in a relative

How the Process Works

Family History Assessment

A healthcare professional reviews your personal and family medical history across multiple generations to identify patterns that may suggest an inherited cancer risk.

Genetic Testing

If indicated, a comprehensive hereditary cancer panel is performed using a simple: Blood sample, or Saliva sample The test analyzes multiple cancer-related genes to provide a detailed genetic risk assessment.

Exam Duration

10 Minutes - 60 Minutes

Sample Type: Blood or Saliva Sample

Booking Contacts

Phone +91 8892574274

Email report@raktgeneworks.com

Address

FF 14, Swastik Chambar, Income Tax, Ashram Road , Ahmedabad 380014

Book For Lab Test

Benefits of Hereditary Cancer Screening

✔ Identify inherited cancer risks early
✔ Enable personalized screening and prevention strategies
✔ Support informed healthcare decisions
✔ Help family members understand their potential risks
✔ Promote proactive health management

Results are typically available within 2–3 weeks from sample collection.

Why Choose RaktGen Works?

Advanced Multi-Gene Cancer Panels
Accurate & Reliable Genetic Analysis
Expert Genetic Counselling Support
Confidential Testing Process
Timely & Detailed Reports

Take control of your health with early genetic risk assessment and personalized cancer prevention planning.