Urinalysis Test

Description

Licensed nurses will collect your urine sample at home for your convenience. Afterward, the samples are promptly sent to accredited and licensed laboratories for thorough analysis and reporting.

Parameters Included:

• Color: Examines the color of your urine, which can provide insights into your hydration levels or potential health issues.
• Specific Gravity: Measures the concentration of your urine, reflecting kidney function and hydration status.
• pH: Assesses the acidity or alkalinity of your urine, which can help detect kidney issues or infections.
• Glucose: Identifies glucose in your urine, which may indicate diabetes or other metabolic conditions.
• Protein: Measures excess protein in your urine, which can point to kidney problems.
• Nitrite: Detects nitrites in your urine, which can suggest a urinary tract infection (UTI).
• Urobilinogen: Evaluates urobilinogen levels, which can indicate liver or red blood cell disorders.
• Bilirubin: Looks for bilirubin in your urine, which can signal liver disease or bile duct issues.
• Ketone Bodies: Checks for ketones in your urine, which can suggest diabetes or fasting-related conditions.
• Leucocytes: Identifies white blood cells in your urine, which may indicate an infection or inflammation.
• Blood: Detects the presence of blood in your urine, which could indicate a urinary tract issue or other health concerns.
• Appearance: Evaluates the overall appearance of your urine, identifying abnormalities such as cloudiness or sediment.