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1. As a part of routine newborn screening, wherein the infant’s sex is unclear (ambiguous genitalia) or when a female has increased growth of facial and body hair (hirsutism) or other symptoms that could be related to elevated male sex hormones, or when a male child has premature sexual development, the 17-OPH test can be performed.
2.Avail this test at the lowest price with a free home collection.

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1. As a part of routine newborn screening, wherein the infant's sex is unclear (ambiguous genitalia) or when a female has increased growth of facial and body hair (hirsutism) or other symptoms that could be related to elevated male sex hormones, or when a male child has premature sexual development, the 17-OPH test can be performed.
2.Avail this test at the lowest price with a free home collection.