The URINE CULTURE Test is a diagnostic test that detects the presence of bacteria or other microorganisms in the urine. It is typically used to diagnose urinary tract infections (UTIs) or other infections of the urinary system.

During the URINE CULTURE Test, a sample of urine is collected and analyzed in a laboratory. The urine is cultured, or allowed to grow, to determine if there are any bacteria or other microorganisms present. The test can also determine the specific type of bacteria or microorganism, which can help guide treatment.

At MOHO, we partner with NPHL-approved path labs to ensure the highest quality and accuracy of URINE CULTURE Test results. We also provide free sample collection at home for your convenience, as well as free consultation with doctors to help you understand your test results.

The normal range for the URINE CULTURE Test is negative, meaning there is no bacteria or microorganisms present in the urine. If the test is positive, it indicates the presence of bacteria or other microorganisms, and treatment with antibiotics or other medications may be necessary.

Category
Biochemistry

Prerequisite
You don't need any special preparations for this test.

Normal Range
No growth. 
Identification and susceptibility tests are performed on significant isolates.

Type of sample to be collected
Urine