MDS is very different from person to person, so learning your mutation profile is important. Knowing what mutations you have can help you and your doctor understand how you are likely to be affected by your MDS, including how you will respond to certain treatments. Watch to learn about 
genetic changes in myelodysplastic syndromes (
MDS), and the many 
different driver mutations that are associated with MDS. Some mutated genes are associated with 
lower-risk disease, while others may indicate 
greater risk. Your 
mutation profile can change over time so it is important to 
repeat the testing at different stages of your treatment. The more you know about your genetic makeup in MDS, the more you will understand the outlook and in some cases, the treatment that is most likely to be effective.
 
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