History/blood test: The first step is to get a family history. If the history suggests a hereditary predisposition for breast cancer, blood testing to evaluate for brca1 and brca2 mutations could be done.
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Do you have Fam hist: If you have family history go see the oncologist that saw your relative and he/she will direct you.
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Red Flags: If you meet certain criteria, you are a candidate for brca testing. Check out www.Myriad.Com.
Answered 4/7/2013
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