Allergy and Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

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Allergy and Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

Promotional packages from Kandilarov Laboratory
Valid from April 1 to April 30

Take care of your health this month with our special promotions!

Choose from allergy packages and take advantage of great prices.

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Panel Exema

(10 allergen IgE)

House dust mite, Cat’s epithelium, Dog’s epithelium, Latex, Egg white, Cod (fish), Soy, Cocoa (chocolate), Hazelnut, Peanut

Price: 72 lv. 60 BGN.

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Panel Insects

(5 allergen IgE)

Bee Venom, Wasp Venom, Hornet Venom, Mosquito, Flies

Price: 72 lv. 60 BGN.

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Food Allergens Panel

(30 allergen IgE)

Tomato, Avocado, Banana, Citrus Mix (Lemon , Lime, Orange , Tangerine), Kiwi, Peanut, Hazelnut, Pea, Soy, Celery, Beef, Chicken, Pork, Mussel, Prawn, Crab, Yellowfin tuna, Cod, Garlic, Onion, Breadfruit, Sesame, Rice, Corn, Wheat flour Alpha (lactalbumin), Beta (lactoglobulin), Casein, Egg white

Price: 115 BGN 105 BGN

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Allergy to milk and gluten

(IgE antibodies)

Price: 69 BGN 59 lv.

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Allergic atopic panel

(IgE antibodies)

Price: 88 BGN 88 BGN.

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Allergic Pediatric Panel

(IgE antibodies – adults and children)

Price: 78 lv. 78,50 BGN

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Panel of 10 inhaled allergens

(IgE antibodies)

Price: 72 lv. 62 BGN.

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Allergy and Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 35

Panel of 30 inhaled allergens

(IgE antibodies)

Price: 115 BGN 105 BGN

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Combination test for allergies to 295 allergens

ALEX ALLERGY EXPLORER

Price: 395 BGN 385 BGN

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Combined allergy test to 295 allergens and Candida albicans IgG test

295 allergen – ALEX ALLERGY EXPLORER

Price: 405 BGN 405 lv.

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Combined allergy test to 295 allergens and Candida albicans IgG + IgM testing

295 allergen – ALEX ALLERGY EXPLORER

Price: 420 BGN 409 BGN

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Package Vitamins and trace elements

VITAMIN D, VITAMIN B12, GELATIN /Fe/, CALCIUM /Ca/, IONIZED CALCIUM /Ca++/, MAGNESIUM /Mg/, ZINC/Zn/, SELENIUM /Se/, IODINE/, HONEY /Cu/

Price: 231,40 BGN 170 BGN.

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Research for Helicobacter pylori

Helicobacter pylori IgA;
Helicobacter pylori IgG;
Helicobacter pylori antigen in feces.

Price: 82 BGN 82 82 BGN

COLON CANCER PREVENTION

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Colon tumor marker

19-9 AND OCCULT BLOOD TEST /FECES/

Price: 31 BGN 31 BGN.

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ColoAlert – colon cancer screening test kit

ColoAlert is a colon cancer screening test. This kit is used to collect stool samples from the patient.

Price: 420 BGN 390 lv.

Promotional price until the end of APRIL 2025.

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Gene testing for cancer

֍ Cancer Molecular Tests

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Advantages of tumour DNA analysis

Early in the development of colorectal cancer, there are somatic – i.e. acquired during life – mutations in the genome of intestinal cells. As the cells of the intestinal mucosa are continuously removed in the stool, their DNA can be detected in the stool using PCR.

For diagnosis, the ColoAlert lab first separates human DNA from DNA from other sources, such as gut bacteria and food. It then quantifies the total amount of human DNA . In the case of tumors – but also in the case of inflammatory processes – the total amount of human DNA in the stool increases noticeably. In a next step, the laboratory tests the DNA for common KRAS and BRAF gene mutations.

KRAS gene mutation

The KRAS gene (K-RAS gene) encodes the K-Ras protein of the same name, which regulates cell growth and cell division as a molecular switch. To do this, it switches between active and inactive states. If there are mutations in the KRAS gene, the K-Ras protein is always active. This leads to uncontrolled cell division and the tumour grows uncontrollably.

About one in three tumours has a mutation in one of the RAS genes. This applies in particular to colon and exocrine pancreatic carcinomas. Because the mutations involved are somatic, ColoAlert is not a genetic test in the conventional sense.

The frequent involvement of the K-Ras protein in tumorigenesis also makes it an important therapeutic target. For example, researchers have been able to find an inhibitor that disrupts KRAS transport to the cell membrane and thus significantly reduces tumor growth. This is yet another reason why the detection of a mutation in the KRAS gene is a plus for ColoAlert colorectal cancer diagnostics.

BRAF gene mutation

The BRAF gene (B-RAF gene) encodes a special protein kinase, the serine/threonine kinase B-Raf, which also regulates an important signaling pathway for cell division and differentiation. Mutations in the BRAF gene can permanently activate the signalling pathway and thus contribute to the development of colorectal cancer, for example.

The BRAF V600 mutation, which causes fast-growing and aggressive tumours, is particularly common in tumour cells. About 8 to 10 percent of all patients with metastatic colorectal cancer are affected.

BRAF inhibitors can block the signaling pathway and thus induce apoptosis of tumor cells.

How reliable is the ColoAlert test?

Analyzing these biomarkers, ColoAlert achieves a sensitivity of 85% and a specificity of 92%. As with any diagnostic procedure, both false negative and false positive test results can occur.

What should I do in case of a positive result?

In the event of a positive test result, no therapeutic measures should be taken without prior consultation with the treating therapist.

Important – how to prepare for the study?

A biological fecal sample is provided for laboratory analysis. It is recommended not to take antibiotic and probiotic medications in the 2-week period prior to its collection, as they may interfere with the examination.

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