Urine Culture Test at Home in NoidaAlso known as:Urine C/S, Urine culture & sensitivity, Urine Culture - Sensitivity, Urine M/C/S
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What it measures
A test that grows any bacteria in the urine and finds which antibiotics work against them, used to confirm an infection and guide treatment.
Urine Sample
No Fasting Required
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The Urine Culture test price in Noida is ₹ 810. This includes the fastest home sample collection within 60 minutes of booking, and the reports are available online in 86 hours.
Yes, Orange Health Labs offers free home sample collection for the at home Urine Culture test. The collection will take place within 60 minutes of booking, based on available slots.
Through identifying the bacteria or yeast responsible for the infection, a Urine Culture test supports doctors in choosing appropriate treatment strategies and monitoring for antibiotic resistance.
No, fasting is not recommended for the Urine Culture at home.
Here’s how to schedule any blood test or health checkup on our platform:
• Find the Test : Search for the Urine Culture test available in Noida or at home and click on Orange Health’s listing.
• Review and Proceed : Select the test, review prerequisites, enter your address details, and confirm your booking by choosing a convenient time slot for sample collection.
• Sample Collection : Our proficient eMedic will arrive during your chosen time slot to collect the sample from your location.
• Laboratory Processing : The collected sample will be dispatched to our NABL-accredited and ICMR-approved labs for examination.
• Results Delivery : Your reports will be delivered to you via email or WhatsApp within 86 hours and will also be accessible through our app.
In cases where a Urine Culture test shows normal results, it means there is no infection detected. The result is described as 'negative', indicating no visible bacterial growth.
The Urine Culture test results are available within 86 hours.
Your doctor will assess your symptoms, medical history, and risk factors to determine the appropriate frequency of the Urine Culture test.
The Urine Culture test consists of 3 parameters:
• Identifying the microorganisms accountable for the infection.
• Colony count
• Antibiotic sensitivity test
A UTI can show up with a variety of symptoms, such as:
• Frequent urge to urinate
• Pain during urination
• Uncontrollable leaking of urine
• Cloudy or foul-smelling urine
• Discomfort in lower back, sides or the abdomen
• Pressure sensation in the lower abdomen
• Pain in the genital area
• Fever
• Chills
• Extreme fatigue
• Confusion
• Nausea and vomiting
• Blood in the urine
Microorganisms, usually bacteria, are the usual culprits behind UTIs, entering through the urethra and potentially spreading from the bladder to the kidneys if left untreated. Risk factors for frequent UTIs encompass:
• A weakened immune system
• Infancy
• Kidney stones
• Diabetes
• Old age
• Difficulty emptying the bladder
• Conditions affecting the prostate
• Frequent sex (especially with new partners or using spermicides)
Although a UTI itself does not directly signify kidney function, untreated UTIs may lead kidney infections (pyelonephritis), which could impact kidney function. Hence, timely treatment of UTIs is imperative.
The various kinds of UTIs are:
• Cystitis (bladder infection)
• Urethritis (urethral infection)
• Pyelonephritis (kidney infection)
No, Urine Culture tests do not identify STDs. For STD detection, doctors often perform urinalysis or swab tests from the penis or vagina.
In addition to the Urine Culture test, your doctor may order a urinalysis. They might also suggest a blood test to detect signs of infection in your bloodstream.
To collect a clean urine sample which is free of any contaminants:
• Wash and dry your hands thoroughly prior to opening the specimen container.
• By using an antiseptic wipe sanitise the area around the urethral opening.
• Begin urinating in the toilet, then transition to urinating in the sterile container to collect the designated midstream urine volume.
• Ensure the container remains clear of contact with your genitals or skin.
• Seal the container tightly and wash your hands afterwards.
If you continue to experience symptoms like blood in the urine or painful urination after a negative Urine Culture test, your doctor may advise further imaging or other tests to investigate the issue.