Hassle Free UTI Diagnosis With At-Home Urine Culture Test
Get tested for urinary tract infections at the comfort of your home. Our urine culture analysis provides fast and reliable results from DHA approved labs.
UTI Diagnosis Made Easy With
Urine Culture Test At Home
A urine culture test is used to detect and identify bacteria or fungi that causes urinary tract infections (UTI). The test helps identify the specific bacteria responsible for infections so that antibiotics or antifungals can be prescribed accordingly. You may need urine culture test if you are suffering from the following symptoms:
- Painful or burning sensation during urination
- Frequent urination or a strong urge to urinate that persists
- Cloudy, dark or strange smelling urine
- Blood in urine, appearing red, pink or cola colored
- Lower abdominal or pelvic pain, pain in the sides or lower back indicating kidney infection
- Fever or chills
- Nausea or vomiting, happening in kidney infections
Persistent symptoms warrant a urine culture test to confirm the presence of infection and targeting the bacteria or fungi.
Benefits of Urine Culture Test at Home Service In Dubai
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Early Detection
Early detection of infections and other problems before they get serious.
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Easy Process, Trusted Results – Urine Culture Test In Dubai
UTIs can occur in any part of urinary system including kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Most commonly, UTIs affect the lower urinary tract. When bacteria enters the urinary tract and multiply within the bladder and other parts, UTI symptoms occur. Although UTIs can happen to anyone, following are more at risk:
- Women – Women are more at risk due to their anatomy. Female urethra is shorter and closer to the anus, making it easier for bacteria to travel from rectal area to the bladder
- Diabetic patients – People with diabetes may have changes in their immune system, making them more susceptible to UTIs
- Urinary tract abnormalities – Individuals with urinary tract abnormalities, such as kidney stones or an enlarged prostate, are also at higher risk
- Age – For men, the likelihood of UTIs increases after age 65
- Immunocompromised people – People with compromised immune system or undergoing treatments that have compromised their immune system also are susceptible to UTIs
Your Questions Answered Here
Ensure cleanliness during sample collection.
Make sure you had ample fluids during the day.
