Urine Culture Test (Urine C/S) in Moradabad - Price & Details

Women are more prone to developing UTIs as the urethra is shorter and closer to the anus. Urinary tract infections are usually caused due to bacteria like acinetobacter, proteus, klebsiella, and enterobacter. Once the urine culture test result comes positive, further tests will be prescribed to check the microbe which is causing the infection. After this, the medicine will be prescribed and a treatment plan will start.

PharmEasy Labs is the country’s most trusted diagnostic service provider, offering many tests with benefits and excellent facilities. Doesn’t matter which city you are located in, services are offered in almost all major towns and cities in India. You do not have to go to a diagnostic centre and wait in any queue. The test can be done from your home itself.

PharmEasy Labs are fully automated and barcoded, and have the latest technology, ensuring that the test results are accurate and reliable. After this, the results are verified by a doctor and then sent to the email address. Timely report generation is critical to starting quick treatments.

If you have any symptoms of a urinary tract infection, you will have to do a urine culture test. These symptoms are:

• Pain while urinating
• Bloody urine
• Stomach ache
• Fever
• Chills
• Limited urine secretion
• Smelly urine
• Cloudy urine
• Abdominal pain

Once the microbe that is causing the infection has been identified, the doctor will start the antibiotic treatment. A new urine culture test will have to be done after three to six months to check if the infection has been killed and to check the effectiveness of the treatment.

You should make some preparations before the urine culture test.

• Drink a lot of water before the test so you can urinate easily
• Avoid urinating one hour before the test
• Tell the doctor if you are taking any antibiotics

During the Urine Culture Test

After you have booked the urine culture test, a phlebotomist will arrive at your house to collect the urine sample. They will hand a sterilised plastic container to you, to collect the urine sample in. Once you have collected the urine in the sample, hand it over to the phlebotomist. They will send the sample to the laboratory for testing.