Assess risk of severe cutaneous adverse reactions (SCAR).
PGx CARBAMAZEPINE
Scientifically reviewed | Last updated July 14, 2025
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HLA-B*15:02
GENES
HLA-B*15:02
HOW CAN YOU GET TESTED?
Step 1: Visit healthcare professional
Step 2: Sample collection (blood or buccal swab)
Step 3: Sequencing performed at our accredited laboratory
Step 4: Medical report
Step 5: Genetic counselling
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