Overview

A healthcare provider will diagnose vasculitis with a physical exam and tests. They’ll ask you about your symptoms and when you first noticed them.

Diagnosing vasculitis is usually part of a differential diagnosis for other conditions. This means your provider will probably use a few tests to determine what’s causing your symptoms before diagnosing you with vasculitis. Some tests you might need include:

  • Biopsies.
  • Blood tests.
  • Tests that check the function of your affected organs.
  • Angiograms.

You’ll probably need to see a rheumatologist — a healthcare provider who specializes in treating inflammatory diseases.


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