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Bookmark or Share- Stool DNA test for colon cancer FAQ - Mayo Clinic Health SystemYour test result will be negative or positive: Negative result Your test is considered negative if there are no abnormal DNA changes common to colon cancer, or precancerous polyps and signs of blood, found in your stool. Your health care provider may recommend that you repeat the test in three years. Positive result
- COVID-19 and loss of smell, taste - Mayo Clinic Health SystemSmell is an often underrated sense, and many don't realize how truly important it is until it doesn't work normally.
- Understanding colon cancer screening - Mayo Clinic Health SystemThis test is safe and poses no risk. However, it is less sensitive than colonoscopy at finding precancerous polyps. One or 2 of every 20 people who undergo stool DNA testing will have a positive result, but no cancer or polyps will be found during a follow-up colonoscopy. Read FAQ about the stool DNA test. Watch a video about DNA stool testing:
- Urinary tract infection myths debunked - Mayo Clinic Health SystemA urinary tract infection, also called a UTI, is an infection that occurs in the urinary system. This includes the bladder, ureters and kidneys.
- At-home COVID 19 tests: What to know - Mayo Clinic Health SystemDon't go home and take a test immediately because it won't have been enough time for the virus to reach levels that will trigger antigen tests to be positive. Wait three days after an exposure and then take a test. If the test is negative, consider taking another test the following day or 48 hours from then.
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