The CUE (Complete Urine Examination), also known as a Urinalysis, is one of the most fundamental and essential diagnostic tests. It provides a wealth of information about your kidney function, metabolic health, and urinary tract. By analyzing the physical, chemical, and microscopic properties of urine, this test can detect diseases that may not yet show clear symptoms. 🔍

Why should you take this test? 🤔

• UTI Detection: Primary screening for Urinary Tract Infections (UTI), identifying bacteria, pus cells, or blood. 🦠

• Kidney Health: Essential for detecting early signs of kidney disease by checking for protein (albumin) or casts. 🏥

• Diabetes Screening: Helps identify uncontrolled diabetes by detecting glucose or ketones in the urine. 🍭

• Systemic Health: Useful in monitoring liver issues (bilirubin) and overall hydration levels. 💧

Test Specifications: 📋

• Sample Type: Urine (Mid-stream sample is best) 🧴

• Preparation: No fasting required; however, a “first-morning sample” is preferred for the most accurate results. ☀️

• Reporting: Detailed physical, chemical, and microscopic results delivered within a few hours. ⏱️