well that is interesting. My son had an $800 genetic test run checking for something specific when he was seen by a integrative health Dr. suspecting CIRS or a mold related issue. The test did not lead anywhere and we were still left with nothing. My son has been evaluated by a very thorough geneticist at children's hospital here. He felt there was no real need to test since he did not have anything to really look for specifically. I get it and I don't. it is like have a blood draw...they are looking for what they are looking for, rather than a bunch of things magically jumping out to them as clues. When we started all this, I thought that is more how it might work..my son would be tested and they would just see something outstanding on the lab results. That is not how it really seems to work, however.

I am curious what might be revealed by doing one of the genetic tests you suggested? If we have my son take one, would one of his Dr.s be able to see possible outstanding issues or causes for symptoms?