Medical Tests

Learn about medical tests, including what the tests are used for, why a doctor may order a test, how a test will feel, and what the results may mean. 

Medical tests can help detect a condition, determine a diagnosis, plan treatment, check to see if treatment is working, or monitor the condition over time. A doctor may order these tests as part of a routine checkup, to check for certain diseases and disorders, or to monitor your health.

 

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