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Diabetes & Endocrine Tests Center

Blood tests and urine tests are used to diagnose and monitor diabetes, endocrine disorders and their complications. In addition to the many types of glucose tests, other blood tests used to treat diabetes include antibody tests of immune disorders and C-peptide tests of insulin levels. Urine tests can track glucose levels, kidney disease, infections and ketosis.

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