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D-Labs and Diagnostic Center: Your Health is an investment Not an expense Overview: Welcome to D-Labs and Diagnostic Center, where we offer a wide spectrum of laboratory services tailored to meet your healthcare needs. Our commitment to convenient healthcare extends to our mobile sample collection services, ensuring that quality diagnostics are accessible wherever you are. We also train and coach young and upcoming scientists to achieve the goal of improving on quality and efficient diagnostic services in healthcare to minimize the mortality rate resulting from delay of diagnosis and hence treatment.

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Urinalysis evaluates urine components including color, clarity, pH, protein, glucose, blood cells, and bacteria. It's used to detect kidney disorders, urinary tract infections, and metabolic conditions.

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What is a urine analysis test, and why is it performed?

A urine analysis test evaluates the physical, chemical, and microscopic properties of urine. It helps identify potential health issues such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney diseases, diabetes, or metabolic disorders by assessing components like protein, glucose, blood cells, and bacteria in the urine.

How should I prepare for a urine analysis test?

For accurate results, it's advisable to collect a midstream urine sample in a sterile container provided by the lab or healthcare provider. Follow specific instructions regarding any dietary or medication restrictions, if advised. Inform your healthcare provider about any medications or supplements you are taking that could potentially affect the test results.

How soon can I expect the results of a urine analysis test?

Usually, urine analysis results are available within a day. However, the turnaround time may vary depending on the lab's policies or specific tests being conducted. Your healthcare provider will inform you about when and how you will receive your test results and any follow-up actions required based on the findings.