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Do you always have to go to a Genetic Tester to be Tested for Genetic Diseases? (2 posts)

Denicalis EndUser Posted 02.27.10	I have questions about certain diseases and a specific specialist. Do they have the abilities to do the testing practically? Do these Genetic Disorders match my symptoms/age/sex?
Denicalis EndUser Posted 02.27.10	Can u delete this and look at the other one I posted I got confused at to how the forums worked :D

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