Urine

What a dipstick and microscopy read from your urine, from hydration to early kidney signals.

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LearnUrinalysis results explained: what every line means and which flags matterA routine urine test has three parts: the look, the dipstick and the microscope. This page covers what each line on the report detects, the harmless reasons a line can turn positive, why one positive pad means repeat or confirm rather than a diagnosis, and the few results that need a clinician soon.Read

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24-Hour24-Hour Urine ProteinUAUrine AlbuminUACUrine Albumin/Creatinine RatioUBMUrine BacteriaUBUrine BilirubinUBHUrine Blood / HemoglobinUCUrine ClarityUCUrine ColorUCUrine CreatinineUCUrine CrystalsUECUrine Epithelial CellsUGDUrine GlucoseUGCUrine Granular CastsUHCUrine Hyaline CastsUKUrine KetonesULEUrine Leukocyte EsteraseUMUrine MicroalbuminUMUrine MucusUNUrine NitriteUPUrine pHUPUrine PotassiumUPDUrine ProteinUPCUrine Protein/Creatinine RatioURBCUrine Red Blood CellsUSUrine SodiumUSGUrine Specific GravityUUUrine UrobilinogenUWBCUrine White Blood CellsUYUrine Yeast
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