About Our Routine Comprehensive Urinalysis
Overview
Did you know that your urine is the key to understanding factors of your health? It may be a waste product, but it’s full of valuable information. From kidney issues to digestive questions, your regular bathroom breaks include valuable info on many elements of your body. A routine urinalysis test is a way to take that waste product and turn it into pure data. Some elements of the urinalysis are simpler than you’d realize. Indications of color, cloudiness, transparency, and viscosity can tell an experienced lab tech loads about the current state of your health. Beyond appearances, our routine urinalysis covers a whole load of information by testing 26 factors. They are: Color; Appearance; Specific Gravity; pH Levels; Glucose; Bilrubin; Ketones; Occult Blood; Protein; Nitrite; Leukocyte Esterase; WBC; RBC; Squamous Epithelial Cells; Transitional Epithelial; Renal Epithelial Cells; Bacteria; Calcium Oxalate Crystals; Triple Phosphate Crystals; Uric Acid Crystals; Amorphous Sediment; Crystals; Hyaline Casts; Granular Casts; Casts; Yeast
Test Contents
The urinalysis works using the Reagent Impregnated Strips, Tablets and, Microscopic Examination methods. The comprehensive urinalysis looks at: Color; Appearance; Specific Gravity; pH Levels; Glucose; Bilrubin; Ketones; Occult Blood; Protein; Nitrite; Leukocyte Esterase; WBC; RBC; Squamous Epithelial Cells; Transitional Epithelial; Renal Epithelial Cells; Bacteria; Calcium Oxalate Crystals; Triple Phosphate Crystals; Uric Acid Crystals; Amorphous Sediment; Crystals; Hyaline Casts; Granular Casts; Casts; Yeast
Symptoms
Change in your urination patterns are a good reason to get a routine urinalysis.
When To Check
Urinalysis panels should be a regular part of your annual wellness check. Doing a routine urinalysis panel is especially important if you: Are trying to screen for health conditions; if you feel like you are experiencing symptoms of conditions such as diabetes or heart disease; to monitor ongoing health conditions, such as diabetes or kidney disease; to diagnose a UTI; if you’ve been admitted to a hospital; as preparation for surgery.
How to test
Order Your Test
Choose the test you want to take to know your body better. Then, order your tests online.
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Get Your Result
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