Acute conditions

– Active dental caries or tooth decay

– Gingivitis (gum inflammation) or acute periodontitis (gum disease)

– Fever, cold, flu, or respiratory conditions

– Nasopharyngitis or other sinus condition

– Antibiotic use within the last two weeks

– Gastric tubes/feeding tubes

Chronic conditions

– Severe trauma, head injury, or multiple severe concussions

– known chromosomal deletions or duplications, including syndromic genetic conditions

– More than one seizure in epilepsy or a history of seizures

Acute conditions

If your child has any of the following active conditions, please wait until symptoms resolve to administer the test.

– Active dental caries or tooth decay

– Gingivitis (gum inflammation) or acute periodontitis (gum disease)

– Fever, cold, flu, or respiratory conditions

– Nasopharyngitis or other sinus condition

– Antibiotic use within the last two weeks

– Gastric tubes/feeding tubes

Chronic conditions

– Severe trauma, head injury, or multiple severe concussions

– known chromosomal deletions or duplications, including syndromic genetic conditions

– More than one seizure in epilepsy or a history of seizures