Find out where to get an FOBT Test in Genoa - Genova. Compare details and costs for a Fecal Occult Blood Test from the best labs in Italy.
Corso Sardegna, 42, 16142 Genova GE, Italia
Test at-Home / Self-testing
Via Giovanni Torti, 30, 16143 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Angelo Gianelli, 75R, 16166 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Malta, 44, 16121 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Montallegro, 48, 16145 Genova GE, Italia
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Via San Vincenzo, 2, 16121 Genova GE, Italia
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Corso Alessandro De Stefanis, 1, 16139 Genova GE, Italia
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Largo San Francesco da Paola, 22R, 16126 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Gelasio Adamoli, 57, 16141 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Faliero Vezzani, 32, 16159 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Marco Sala, 36, 16167 Genova GE, Italia
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Vico Erminio, 1, 16154 Genova GE, Italia
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Corso Europa, 1110, 16148 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Nizza, 3, 16129 Genova GE, Italia
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Corso Magenta 15A, 16137 Genova GE, Italia
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Via alla Calata Marinetta, 8, 16128 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Balbi, 179, 16126 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Giuseppe Sapeto, 5A, 16132 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Cesarea, 12, 16121 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Benvenuto Cellini, 2, 16143 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Multedo di Pegli, 2C, 16155 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Montallegro, 48, 16145 Genova GE, Italia
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Via Piero Gobetti, 5, 16145 Genova GE, Italia
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Anaemia Colon cancer Polyps Gastrointestinal bleeding Stomach ulcer Haemorrhoid Colorectal cancer
The presence of blood anywhere, especially in any of your body fluids or secretions, could be an alarming sign. It indicates that something serious is going on inside your body, whether you have an...
FOBT checks the stool sample for occult bleeding (bleeding from gastrointestinal parts that end up in the stool). Bleeding can be caused by haemorrhoids, anal fissures, polyps, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's Disease, and colorectal cancer.
It is recommended to undergo FOBT if suspected of bleeding. The screening tests can start at age 45 or 50 if a person has an average risk of developing colorectal cancer.
The provider will provide you with the kit for sample collection. The instructions for the equipment must be followed. The sample, once collected, must be stored in a prelabelled container with patient details, sealed and sent to the laboratory. The test can be reordered if the sample is inconclusive.