Analysis of female urine routine examination results

When women undergo physical examinations, they must actively cooperate so that they can have some understanding of their specific conditions. After the examination, they can consult on some unclear issues so that they can know what to do. What is the analysis of the results of routine urine examinations for women? After routine urine examinations for women, if they do not understand the results, they can ask questions so that they can have some understanding of whether there are any problems with themselves.

Analysis of female urine routine examination results:

Routine urine examination is not only a commonly used examination method for patients with kidney disease, but also an auxiliary analysis tool for certain other diseases. Many patients often go to the hospital for routine urine tests when they feel unwell to check for proteinuria and other conditions to prevent kidney disease. However, some patients cannot understand the results after the examination. Now we simply analyze the results of routine urine examination.

It is best for patients with kidney disease to use morning urine for examination. Urine specimens should be collected from midstream urine: that is, part of the urine should be squeezed out and discarded first to flush away the bacteria remaining in the urethral opening and anterior urethra, and then the midstream urine should be collected for testing. Care should be taken not to bring non-urine factors into the urine: for example, female patients should not mix leucorrhea and menstrual blood, and male patients should not mix prostate fluid.

The color of normal urine is mainly caused by urochrome, whose daily excretion is roughly constant, so the depth of urine color changes with the amount of urine. Normal urine is straw yellow, and abnormal urine color may change due to food, medicine, pigment, blood and other factors. Normal urine is mostly clear and transparent except for women's urine which is slightly turbid. If it is left for too long, it will become slightly turbid. This is because the acidity and alkalinity of the urine change, and the mucus protein, nucleoprotein, etc. in the urine gradually precipitate.

After analyzing and understanding the results of routine urine tests in women, if there are abnormal changes in the results, timely treatment is needed, and women must actively cooperate during the treatment. Women must do routine urine tests before preparing for pregnancy, so that they can have some understanding of their specific conditions. Women should pay attention to this.