Is a urine glucose test of 10 serious?

Many patients will find that their urine test results show glucose 1+ when they go to the hospital for examination. This result may be caused by inflammation, and the inflammation is not very serious. Patients do not need to worry too much. They only need to do a good job of care in daily life to eliminate inflammation and restore their bodies to health. Below, I will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about urine testing.

1. What does a urine routine test glucose 1+ mean?

This situation is mainly caused by inflammation. Generally speaking, it is not a big problem, so you should drink more water. You can still recover completely. Normally, you must pay attention to rest and diet, and do not take any medicine blindly during this period.

2. Urine test report items

1. General examination of urine test report (urine volume, color, density, acidity and alkalinity, urine sediment examination)

2. Chemical tests of urine test report (urine protein, urine sugar, bilirubin, chyle qualitative, urine ketones, ferric chloride test, urobilinogen, hemosiderin test, Mohs concentration test, occult blood test)

3. Urine microscopic examination of urine test report (casts, white blood cells, red blood cells, small round epithelial cells)

3. Notes on urine routine examination:

1. During the routine urine test, collect no less than 10 ml of urine.

2. Women are generally required to avoid collecting urine samples during their menstrual period to prevent vaginal secretions from mixing into the urine and affecting the test results.

3. It is best to collect midstream urine.

Many kidney patients have asked why they should consciously collect midstream urine during routine urine tests? According to the order of urination, urine can be divided into the front section, middle section and back section. Because the first and second stream urine are easily contaminated, midstream urine is generally collected when doing urine routine and urine bacteriological examinations.

4. Urine should be collected in clean and dry containers, such as the disposable urine cup and urine test tube provided by the hospital.

5. The retained urine should be sent to the laboratory for examination as soon as possible, because if it is left for too long, problems such as glucose being decomposed by bacteria, tubular destruction, and cell lysis may occur, affecting the accuracy of the test results.

Therefore, when doing a routine urine test, paying attention to the correct standards for collecting urine samples is the key to ensuring the accuracy of the urine test results.