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Also known as Urine Examination

Avail Urine Test in Kolkata through the MFine app. You can book your Urine Test from reputed lab partners of MFine and get samples collected from your doorstep. Post sample collection, the test reports will be available for download within the next 48 hours. A Urine Test is usually recommended to help diagnose diabetes, kidney disease, UTI and dehydration.... View more

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What is the process to book a urine test in Kolkata?

Download the Mfine mobile app, on your device.

Select a lab partner, add an address and book a time slot for sample collection.

A certified lab technician assigned to you will collect the urine sample at the appointed time.

Your report will be updated on the mobile app within the next 48 - 72 hours.

What is a urine test?

Urinalysis is the test conducted by the lab technician with a sample of urine by testing a urine sample to detect and measure compounds that pass through urine. Urine tests give a clue on the potential irregularities in the body. Urine examination comprises a series of steps that helps to detect diseases or conditions such as diabetes, liver or kidney problems, urinary tract problems etc. Urine analysis checks for visual, chemical, and microscopic examination of the urine. The visual examination helps in the assessment of the color and clarity of the urine. The chemical examination is done for analyzing different substances in the urine. The microscopic examination identifies bacteria, cells, crystals, and other compounds in the urine.

What is urine test used for?

Urinalysis can identify the presence of diseases like diabetes and renal disease. If abnormalities are detected other tests may be required to find the cause of the disease and treat it accordingly.

What is included in a urine test?

A urine test involves testing the urine sample of the physical, chemical, and microscopic composition of the urine and analyzing the same for any disease. Any problem in the skin, kidney, lungs, bladder, urinary tract affects the urine’s quality color and appearance.

The physical analysis of urine evaluates the following parameters:

Quantity – The urine output is 1000 to 1500 milliliters per day.
Appearance – Healthy urine can vary from clear colorless to pale yellow.
Color – As mentioned above it can be very clear if you are hydrated or be yellow due to dehydration or due to other abnormalities.
Specific gravity – of urine is around 1.005 to 1.030.
pH – pH of urine is 6.0 to 7.5.
Deposit – deposits in urine could be due to red blood cells (RBC), pus cells (PC) , calcium oxalate monohydrate (COM) crystals, calcium oxalate dihydrate (COD) crystals, uric acid crystals, amorphous phosphates, epithelial cells and sperms.

And, the chemical analysis detects the presence of :

Blood -if the patient has renal stones or urinary tract infection or kidney disease there are chances of blood in the urine which can be checked with a urine test.
Sugar – diabetes can be checked via urine test.
Urobilinogen – is formed from the reduction of bilirubin.
Proteins – can be found in the urine in kidney diseases.
Ketone – can be found in urine when fat gets burned excessively.
Bile salts – if there is liver damage the bile salts are found in urine.
Bile pigment – is found in the urine they are often yellow, orange, or green

Microscopic analysis of urine checks the presence of:

Red blood cells – RBC is found in urine when there is an issue in the kidney or urinary tract.
Epithelial cells – epithelial cells are cells that line the surfaces of your body, sometimes found in urine.
Pus cells – WBC is found in urine which is called pus cells.
Microbes – urine contains a few microbes, such as bacteria.
Crystals – few small urine crystals are found in urine which is normal.

Urine Test Procedure:

Urine tests are analyzed in the following three ways:

Microscopic Exam

In the visual exam, your lab technician examines the urine droplets through a microscope. Once examined they can inform about the:

Abnormalities in your urine. Like the presence of red or white blood cells, signs of infections, kidney disease, bladder cancer, or a blood disorder.
Crystals like structures may indicate kidney stones.
Any infections causing bacteria or yeast infections.
Epithelial cells, which can indicate a tumor or kidney injury.

Dipstick test

For this type of dipstick test, your doctor inserts a plastic stick (which is coated with chemicals) into your sample. If the chemical strip changes the color then there is the presence of certain substances in the urine sample.

This test measures:

Bilirubin – It is a yellowish pigment made by the liver caused by the death of RBC.
Blood – Presence of blood in the urine sample.
Protein – High levels of protein in urine can be a sign of kidney problems.
Concentration or specific gravity – Abnormal concentration can occur as a result of not drinking enough fluids.
Changes in pH levels or acidity – Higher PH levels may be a result of urinary tract disorder or a kidney disorder
Sugars – Glucose levels are checked in the urine.

High concentrations of particles in your urine can indicate that you’re dehydrated. High pH levels can indicate urinary tract or kidney issues and any presence of sugar can indicate diabetes.

Visual exam

The lab technician checks the appearance of urine such as:

Clouded appearance, which can indicate an infection.
Abnormal odors.
Reddish appearance, which can indicate blood in the urine.

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How to prepare for urine tests?

There are no special preparations required for this test. Let your doctor know about any current medication that you are on, which can change your urine color. Make sure you drink plenty of water to collect enough samples for the urine test, however you need to make sure you don’t drink too much water as it may affect the accuracy of the test.

Things to consider after the urine test is completed.

Once your urinalysis results are available, you can consult with a doctor online with MFine just by booking a consultation and uploading your test reports, your doctor will review them and keep you informed about the conditions, your doctor may request more tests to monitor the disease. If you have no other symptoms of an underlying condition and a physical exam shows that your overall health is normal, your doctor will not request any further tests.

What type of infections can a urine test detect?

A urinalysis may be done to check for diabetes or kidney disease or to monitor people who are being treated for these conditions. It can also be done if there are signs of a urinary tract infection.

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How much does urine test cost?

The urine test price is affordable and economical and the Urine Test cost ranges between ₹53 – ₹359 across the cities in India.

City Name	Starting Price
Urine Test in Bangalore	Rs. 62
Urine Test in Delhi	Rs. 53
Urine Test in Kolkata	Rs. 62
Urine Test in Chennai	Rs. 62
Urine Test in Mumbai	Rs. 299
Urine Test in Noida	Rs. 53
Urine Test in Gurgaon	Rs. 53
Urine Test in Pune	Rs. 62

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How long does it take to get urine test results?

The test results are available within 24-48 hours of the sample collected.

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Is Urine Test a definitive test?

Yes, the urine test is definitive however there are follow up blood tests required if there are any abnormalities observed in the urine sample.

How to read the Urine test report?

Reference range	Interpretation
Color	colorless, pale/dark yellow or amber
Specific gravity	1.005 to 1.025
pH	4.5 to 8
Blood	≤3 RBCs
Glucose	≤130 mg/d(milligrams per day)
Urobilinogen	0.1 to 1.0
Protein	≤150 mg/d
Ketone	none
Red blood cells	≤2 RBCs/hpf(red blood cells per high power field)
Squamous epithelial cells	≤15-20 squamous epithelial cells/hpf
Pus cells	2 to 3 pus cells/hpf
Crystals	acid urine
Casts	0-5 hyaline casts/lpf (hyaline casts per low power field)
Turbidity	clear to slightly hazy
White blood cells	≤2-5 WBCs/hpf

Why book a Urine test in Kolkata?

You may want to get a urine test if you suspect that you have diabetes, kidney or liver disease, UTI, or dehydration. A urine test is also recommended for routine health check-ups.

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What does it measure?

A complete urine examination is a series of steps that detect diseases or conditions such as diabetes, liver or kidney problems, urinary tract problems and so on.
The steps in urinalysis include visual, chemical, and microscopic examination of the urine. The visual examination helps identify colour and clarity. The chemical examination detects substances in the urine. Microscopic examination identifies bacteria, mucus, cells, crystals, and other compounds.

What is the preparation for the Urine test?

Avoid alcohol at least a couple of days before the test to avoid a negative effect on your examination. Avoid excessive workouts in the days leading up to the exam so that you can remain calm and focused. Drinking plenty of water will help you stay hydrated for the test, and staying hydrated is important when taking any kind of test. Consult your doctor about foods and drinks

What happens to your sample?

At Mfine, our certified technicians will analyze your urine sample and update your reports via the Mfine app within 48 to 72 hours post-sample collection.

What do abnormal Urine test results indicate?

Urinalysis is a set of tests that can screen for and help diagnose certain conditions. These include urinary tract infections, kidney disorders, liver problems, diabetes or other metabolic conditions.

Precautionary Requisites

Keep your doctor informed about any medical history or medications.

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Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs

What can be detected in a urine test?

A urine test helps diagnose kidney disease, urinary tract infections, dehydration, kidney stones, bacterial infections and diabetes.

What are a high bacteria count in urine?

Bacterial colonization in urine is high when the level of bacterial counts is elevated— meaning the number of colonies of a single organism is higher than 100,000 per mL. If the bacteria level in your urine is high and it's causing physical symptoms, you have asymptomatic urinary tract infection (UTI).

What is a positive urine test?

A positive urine test means there may be an infection or inflammation in your kidneys or urinary tracts.

What is the right way to collect a urine sample?

Collecting a urine sample is relatively simple, but there are some important things to remember. It’s best to collect all of the urine in the toilet bowl, so it should be easier to get an accurate reading and do not interrupt your stream.

How many types of urine tests are there?

RBC test, Glucose test, Protein test, Urine pH level test, Ketones test, Bilirubin test, Urine specific gravity test.

Why urine is cloudy?

Many substances can make urine cloudy, but most are not unhealthy. Normal urine contains cells from the skin, mucus, sperm and prostatic fluids, as well as normal urine crystals. Other things that can make urine cloudy include contaminants such as body lotions and powders.

What colour should your urine be?

Clear to pale yellow or straw coloured urine is usually considered normal.

What makes your urine smell very strong?

Your urine may smell really strong due to dehydration, or it may also be an indication of a UTI.

What are the risk determinants for the occurrence of kidney stones?

A person who is at risk for kidney stones should drink more water, eat a healthier diet, and lose weight. Eating too much protein, salt, or sugar; being overweight; having a medical history of gastric bypass or intestinal surgery; having polycystic kidney disease or another cystic kidney disease; conditions that can cause swelling or irritation in the bowel or joints.

What are the risk factors for urinary tract infection?

Urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria entering the urinary tract. Females have a shorter urethra than males, which contributes to UTIs. Sexual activity can also cause UTIs. Diaphragms used for birth control increase the risk of getting a UTI, as well as menopause and abnormalities in the urinary tract.

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