Rheumatologist: On an internist or family doctor can order it if indicated.
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Any physician: It depends what you want an hla b-27. You need an approved diagnosis if you can get it done by the laboratory with the approval of the insurance company that will pay for it. It is a genetic marker that may help guide you to a correct diagnosis - for back pain to see if there is a connection to an inflammatory spondylitis and to see if it is related to the diagnosis for iritis.
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