Urine Culture Test (Urine C/S) In Bengaluru - Price & Details

If you need to obtain a urine culture test report in Bengaluru, head out to a diagnostic lab or hospital in the city. It is one of the most frequently recommended tests by the doctors. A urine test sample is also collected from your doorstep by PharmEasy Labs in Bengaluru. It saves time and helps you avoid the hassle of travelling.

PharmEasy Labs are fully automated and different types of tests are performed here. The test reports are highly detailed and accurate to ensure customers receive the best possible treatment. The test reports are verified by medical professionals and trusted by leading doctors. The PharmEasy app is used to update customers about each test step.

All over India, PharmEasy Labs offer top-notch diagnostic services at affordable rates. The tests are managed by a qualified team of professionals and each report is verified before timely to customers.

The pricing of a Urine Culture test can vary due to multiple factors. However, the usual cost for a Urine Culture test at PharmEasy in Bengaluru falls within the range of INR 649 to INR 1249. For more details, consider comparing Urine Culture test prices across major cities in India.

Your doctor will assume you have a UTI when you notice these symptoms-

• Frequent need to urinate
• A lasting burning sensation after urinating
• Pain during urination
• Ache in the lower back below the ribs
• Pain in the lower abdomen
• Urine that smells unusual
• Cloudy coloured urine

A susceptibility test may also be recommended after the urine culture test to find out which antibiotics would work best.

A urine culture test is also suggested when a woman is pregnant. Pregnancy often increases bacterial colonies in the urine manifold, but the symptoms may not be triggered. So the urine culture test is part of the standard healthcare check during pregnancy.

This test is also recommended to people with-

• Diabetes
• Kidney stones
• Kidney disorders
• Autoimmune diseases

Your doctor will give you the required instructions. Usually a person is advised not to pee for an hour or more before the test. The first urine of the morning is the best sample. You may also be asked to drink sufficient volumes of water before the sample collection. Fasting is not required.

During the Urine Culture Test

A 'clean catch' sample is a must. This means the sample must be as free of external contaminants as possible. PharmEasy Labs will provide you with a sample collector For your urine sample.

Before you pee, make sure that the container that will hold the sample is freshly unsealed. Wash your hands thoroughly before peeing. Wash the urethral opening with clean water and pat it dry with a fresh tissue. Make sure the container doesn't touch your skin while peeing. After the sample is collected, screw on the cap of the sample container with clean hands.

1. Safe and quick home sample collection service which eliminates the need to step out and visit a lab or hospital in Bengaluru.
2. Convenient for elderly and severely ill patients.
3. Online test booking in a few easy steps. You can choose from 500+ authentic tests.
4. Cost-effective prices and discounts for customers.
5. PharmEasy labs use cutting-edge technology to provide detailed and timely test reports.
6. PharmEasy provides premium diagnostic services and care.

The normal values and reference ranges of the test may vary from lab to lab. Please refer to the ranges mentioned in the report and consult a doctor to understand the interpretation of lab reports.

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The main component of a Urine Culture Test is colonies of bacteria/ml. So, if the colonies are higher than the normal range, it could point towards a urinary tract infection. The results are interpreted as concerning if the symptoms of urinary tract infection are present. That is why sometimes, even if the colonies/ml are within the normal range, an individual might still have an infection.

Results of a Urine Culture Test are often interpreted jointly with that of a urinalysis. For instance, nitrite (a marker for bacteria) or leukocyte esterase (a marker of white blood cells) helps corroborate a urinary tract infection.