10 x Home Urine Urinary Tract Infection Tests (UTI, Nitrite, Leukocytes and Blood) (2 Packs Of 5 Test Strips))

Features

• You Will Receive 2 Sealed Foil Packs each with 5 Test Strips In - Once opened, Strips Must Be Used Within 1 Hour
• Contractors and suppliers for the NHS
• CE approved for self testing
• UTI Test Strips for Urine Infection - Tests for Nitrite, Leukocytes and Blood
• Fast and Simple to use, 99.99% accurate

Product Details

• ASIN: B00STL7FE6
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Product Description

Simple dip strip test for the detection of a possible urine infection. The test takes only 60 seconds and you can use the colour chart on the back of the pack so everything you need is in one place.

A urinary infection is an inflammation of the urinary tract, mostly caused by bacteria, and primarily intestinal bacteria.
The urinary tract includes the urethra, the bladder, the ureter and the kidneys.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTI) are 50 times more common in women and conditions can range from cystitis (a mild but disturbing inflammation that is limited to the bladder) to severe infections of the kidneys.
What are the symptoms of a Urinary Tract Infection?
The symptoms vary considerably, depending on whether the lower urinary tract or both the lower tract and the upper tract are affected. With infections of the lower urinary tract, there is a sensation of burning when emptying the bladder, or a strong urge to urinate. The urine may also be cloudy or have a strong odour. If the bladder is also affected, this is known as cystitis (a mild but unpleasant bladder inflammation).
Where the upper urinary tract is infected, the symptoms may be similar, but in addition there may be pain in the lower back, fever and shivering, and the condition may in extreme cases require hospitalisation. Medical handling depends on the precise factors and circumstances of the illness, patients often respond quickly to antibiotic treatment.

This test will screen for the presence of any protein, nitrites or leukocytes in your urine. The presence of these components may indicate a bacterial infection of the bladder.

REMEMBER: If the test is positive be sure to consult your doctor.