Urine Test

What's Measured

• Physical Examination:

  • Color: A normal color is typically straw-colored, but variations can indicate dehydration or other conditions.

  • Clarity: Clear urine is usually normal. Cloudiness can suggest a urinary tract infection or other issues.

  • Odor: A strong or unusual odor can indicate infection or other problems.

  • Specific Gravity: This measures the concentration of particles in your urine and can be related to fluid levels.

• Chemical Examination:

  • pH: Measures the acidity or alkalinity of the urine, which can be an indicator of kidney or urinary tract disorders.

  • Blood: Blood in the urine can indicate a variety of conditions, including infections, kidney disease, or even cancer.

  • Protein: Healthy kidneys filter blood and don't pass protein into urine. Protein in the urine can suggest kidney damage.

  • Glucose: Elevated glucose levels in the urine can be a sign of diabetes.

  • Ketones: Ketones in the urine can indicate diabetes-related ketoacidosis.

  • Bilirubin: Bilirubin in the urine can indicate liver or bile duct issues.

  • Leukocyte Esterase: This enzyme is found in white blood cells and can indicate an infection.

  • Nitrites: Nitrites in the urine can be a sign of a urinary tract infection.

• Microscopic Examination:

  • Red Blood Cells: Abnormalities in red blood cells can indicate various conditions.

  • White Blood Cells: High levels can indicate an infection.

  • Epithelial Cells: Can indicate a tumor or other abnormalities.

  • Casts: Cylindrical structures that form in the kidneys, not usually found in urine.

  • Crystals: Can indicate kidney stones or other conditions.

  • Microbes: Bacteria or other microorganisms.

No Fasting

Report Timing : Within 30 minutes

Test Price : 50 1̶0̶0̶