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Skin Lab Tests Center

People who visit a physician for skin-related symptoms may undergo several tests. In some cases, this may involve a skin biopsy that can help determine the exact nature of the disease causing symptoms. In other cases, blood tests may be used. These may include a CBC, sedimentation rate test, electrolyte panel or enzyme test. Urine tests also may be performed.

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