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Pain Lab Tests Center

Various laboratory tests help pinpoint pain sources. Blood tests include complete blood counts, C-reactive protein tests, waste product tests, rheumatoid factor tests, sedimentation rates and others. Urine tests include uric acid tests, creatinine tests, bilirubin tests and others. Other tests include spinal tap, biopsy, cystoscopy, synovial fluid analysis or enzyme test.

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