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

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The samples are analyzed in state-of-the-art laboratories that have fully automated machines, ensuring accuracy. The reports are also verified by expert medical practitioners and then sent to the registered email address. The turnaround time for report generation is quick, so timely medical action can be taken. The tests are done in a hygienic manner, following all safety protocols. The technicians, pathologists, and phlebotomists are experienced professionals in their fields of work. For transparency, regular notifications are sent on the app so that customers know about the various stages in the testing process.

Typically, UTIs are more common in women than in men, as the urethra is shorter and closer to the anus. This allows bacteria to come in contact with the urethra easily. Typically, bacteria like Klebsiella, acinetobacter, enterobacter, and proteus cause UTIs. Hence the urine culture test is important to detect and treat these infections.

The cost of a Urine Culture test may vary due to several factors. However, the standard price for a Urine Culture test at PharmEasy in Delhi usually spans from INR 649 to INR 1249. To obtain more information, consider comparing Urine Culture test prices across various major cities in India.

The doctor will prescribe the urine culture test in case of these symptoms:

• Smelly urine
• Stomach ache
• Painful urination
• Limited urine secretion
• Fever
• Chills
• Abdominal pain

• Cloudy urine

Following the diagnosis, the treatment starts. In the next three to six months, a second urine culture test is prescribed. The test is done for children, men, and women, irrespective of age or gender. The doctors also prescribe the test for women in the first trimester.

No fasting is required before the urine culture test. But there are some precautions that should be taken:

• Drink plenty of water so you can urinate with ease
• Avoid urinating for at least one hour before the test

• Inform the doctor about any antibiotic medicines you are taking

During the Urine Culture Test

Book the urine culture test using PharmEasy Labs, and the technician will arrive at the location to collect the sample. You do not have to go to any diagnostic centre to drop off the urine sample. The technician will give you a sterilized container to collect the sample in. The sample will be safely stored and transported to the laboratory for analysis. The entire process is hygienic.

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3. Test reports are delivered in record time after verification by certified practitioners.
4. The competitive pricing of tests and the discounts offered make it highly affordable for many customers.
5. High-quality care and services are provided to all.
6. PharmEasy Labs is a trustworthy platform and is recommended by leading doctors.

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.

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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