In most cases, diagnosing kidney pain is quick and easy. During the doctor visit, a medical provider can diagnose the condition by inquiring about symptoms, taking a personal and family history, physical examination, and lab tests. Standard lab tests include blood tests, urine tests, and CT or MRI scans. Treatment of kidney pain is determined based on the diagnosis.

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