InVyomma Plus: Advanced Gut Microbiome Test

Evaluate your gut microbiome and its association with cancer

The InVyomma Plus test provides a comprehensive gut health analysis by profiling the gut microbiome, the community of trillions of microorganisms that live within us and play a vital role in our overall health. By profiling these microorganisms and their metabolites, InVyomma Plus uncovers important connections between gut microbiota and cancer development, diagnosis, and treatment.

Emerging research shows that changes in the gut microbiome can influence inflammation, immune response, and even the effectiveness of cancer therapies.  The InVyomma Plus test facilitates deep microbiome analysis, empowering clinicians to explore these relationships by identifying dysbiosis (bacterial imbalances) and biomarkers linked to disease progression.

With this information, healthcare professionals can make more informed decisions about cancer prognosis, treatment options, and personalized care. Meanwhile, patients gain valuable insights into how the complex environment of their gastrointestinal tract and overall gut health may impact their cancer journey.

How does InVyomma Plus work?

InVyomma Plus integrates Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) with advanced bioinformatic algorithms.

The innovation lies in combining the results with a sophisticated algorithm and an expanding database that maps how microbes interact with the human host.

Additionally, the test is enhanced by measuring Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs) in the stool sample, providing crucial insights into the balance and bacterial activity within the body.

Who should get an InVyomma Plus test?

The InVyomma Plus test is ideal for cancer patients who are undergoing cancer treatment. It equips clinicians with vital insights to enhance their decision-making regarding their patients' tumor prognosis, future treatment options, and overall well-being.

The test aids in diagnosing, confirming, or ruling out numerous pathological conditions associated with cancer. Furthermore, it provides valuable insights into the disease's etiology and pathogenesis, thereby aiding in the guidance of treatment strategies.