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- Detection of urinary tract infections
- Monitoring chronic condition
- Early detection of kidney disease
- Evaluation of hydration levels
Service Details
About urine dipstick urinalysis:
Urine dip, also known as a urinalysis or UA, is a simple diagnostic test that involves analyzing a small sample of urine to detect abnormalities or signs of disease. The test is commonly used to evaluate kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, and monitor certain medical conditions.
Dipstick urinalysis involves the following steps:
- Collecting a urine sample: The patient is provided with a sterile cup or container and instructed on how to collect a urine sample. It's important to follow the instructions provided by the healthcare provider to ensure an accurate test result.
- Analyzing the sample: The healthcare provider will use a dipstick to analyze the urine sample for signs of abnormalities or disease. The dipstick contains special chemicals that react with certain substances in the urine, producing a color change that can indicate the presence of specific conditions.
- Interpretation of results: Based on the results of the urine dip, the healthcare provider can evaluate the patient's kidney function, screen for urinary tract infections or other medical conditions, and monitor the effectiveness of treatment for certain conditions.
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FAQ
Is a urine dip painful?
No, a urine dip is a non-invasive test that involves collecting a small urine sample..
Do I need to prepare for a urine dip?
Your healthcare provider may provide you with specific instructions on how to prepare for the test. In general, it’s recommended to drink plenty of fluids and avoid taking certain medications or supplements before the test.
How long does a urine dip take?
A urine dip typically takes only a few minutes to perform.
What can a urine dip detect?
A urine dip can detect a range of abnormalities or signs of disease, including the presence of protein, glucose, white blood cells, red blood cells, and bacteria in the urine.
