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HAX1 Gene Neutropenia Severe Congenital Type 3 NGS Genetic DNA Test

Original price was: R9,350.Current price is: R6,700.

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Facing concerns about recurrent infections or unexplained fevers? Our HAX1 Gene Neutropenia Severe Congenital Type 3 NGS Genetic DNA Test provides the answers you need for peace of mind. At just ZAR 6,700 (regularly ZAR 9,350), this comprehensive test uses advanced Next-Generation Sequencing technology to detect mutations in the HAX1 gene that cause severe congenital neutropenia. Early detection can help prevent life-threatening infections and guide proper treatment. Our test is specifically designed for South African families with a history of immune disorders or recurrent bacterial infections. With results in 3-4 weeks and nationwide coverage including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban, you can trust Oracle Genomics for accurate, reliable genetic testing that puts your family’s health first.

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HAX1 Gene Neutropenia Severe Congenital Type 3 NGS Genetic DNA Test
R9,350 Original price was: R9,350.R6,700Current price is: R6,700.

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Find Answers for Recurrent Infections with HAX1 Gene Neutropenia Testing

If you or your child experiences frequent, severe infections that don’t seem to resolve normally, you’re not alone. Many South African families face the uncertainty of unexplained immune system challenges. Our HAX1 Gene Neutropenia Severe Congenital Type 3 NGS Genetic DNA Test provides the clarity you need to understand your genetic health and take control of your wellbeing.

Understanding Your HAX1 Gene Neutropenia Test

This advanced genetic test examines the HAX1 gene using Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology – the gold standard in genetic analysis. The HAX1 gene plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy neutrophil levels, which are essential white blood cells that fight bacterial infections. When this gene has mutations, it can lead to severe congenital neutropenia type 3, a condition where the body cannot produce enough neutrophils to protect against infections.

Our test doesn’t just provide a yes/no answer – it gives you comprehensive information about your specific genetic makeup, helping healthcare providers create targeted treatment plans.

Who Should Consider This Test?

This test is particularly important if you or your family members experience:

  • Recurrent bacterial infections since infancy or early childhood
  • Unexplained fevers that occur frequently
  • Skin abscesses or deep tissue infections
  • Pneumonia, sinusitis, or ear infections that don’t respond normally to treatment
  • Family history of immune disorders or early childhood infections
  • Delayed wound healing or unusual infection patterns

Many South African patients find relief in finally understanding the genetic basis of their health challenges after years of uncertainty.

Why Early Detection Matters for Your Health

Getting tested for HAX1 gene mutations can be life-changing:

  • Prevent Serious Complications: Early detection helps prevent life-threatening infections before they occur
  • Personalized Treatment: Results guide hematologists in creating targeted treatment plans
  • Family Planning Insights: Understand inheritance patterns for future family planning
  • Peace of Mind: End the uncertainty and anxiety of unexplained health issues
  • Proactive Health Management: Take control of your health with knowledge and proper medical guidance

Understanding Your Test Results

We know waiting for genetic test results can be anxiety-provoking. That’s why we provide clear, comprehensive reports with expert interpretation. Your results will clearly indicate:

  • Whether HAX1 gene mutations were detected
  • The specific type of mutation found (if any)
  • What the results mean for your health
  • Recommended next steps and specialist referrals
  • Genetic counselling options for family members

Our team includes experienced genetic counsellors who can help you understand your results and discuss implications for your family.

Affordable Genetic Testing for South African Families

Test Feature Details Value
Regular Price ZAR 9,350 Comprehensive genetic analysis
Special Price ZAR 6,700 Limited time savings of ZAR 2,650
Turnaround Time 3-4 Weeks Faster than many international labs
Sample Type Blood, Extracted DNA, or Blood on FTA Card Convenient options available
Technology Next-Generation Sequencing Gold standard accuracy

Considering the potential to prevent hospitalizations and serious infections, this test represents significant long-term health savings.

Why Trust Oracle Genomics?

As South Africa’s leading genetic testing provider, we’re committed to your health:

  • Nationwide Coverage: Accessible testing centres in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and across South Africa
  • Expert Collaboration: Working with certified hematologists and genetic specialists
  • Accuracy Guarantee: Using internationally validated NGS technology
  • Patient-Focused Care: Genetic counselling included with every test
  • Local Understanding: Designed specifically for South African genetic diversity

Take the First Step Toward Health Clarity Today

Don’t let uncertainty about recurrent infections control your life. Early detection of HAX1 gene mutations can provide the answers you need to protect your health and your family’s future.

What to expect: Before your test, we recommend a genetic counselling session to understand your family history and create a pedigree chart. This ensures we provide the most comprehensive analysis possible.

Book your test now while the special price of ZAR 6,700 is available. Our team is ready to guide you through every step of the process with compassion and expertise.



Available at medical centres throughout Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and nationwide. Take control of your genetic health today.