Differential Diagnosis

Healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and specialists, typically request Differential Diagnosis Tests when evaluating patients with unclear or complex medical symptoms.

Differential Diagnosis Tests are used when patients present with symptoms that require a systematic approach to identify the underlying cause, especially when multiple conditions could explain those symptoms.

Healthcare providers use them to gather patient information, perform physical exams, order diagnostic tests, analyze results, and systematically narrow potential diagnoses to arrive at an accurate one.