Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Test by ANSA

About the test: The UTI Test by ANSA is a mail-in laboratory test that checks for urinary tract infection in urine sample by identifying specific bacteria and other indicators associated with the infection. You collect the urine sample in privacy and send it to the lab for analysis. The laboratory utilizes highly sensitive and precise molecular techniques to provide a comprehensive assessment of the infection, including the identification of the bacteria and possible antibiotic resistance.   What we test for: The Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Test by ANSA will detect: BACTERIA (GRAM POSITIVE), BACTERIA (GRAM NEGATIVE), MYCOPLASMATA, CANDIDA, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE CHARACTERISTICS.   When to test: Symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) can vary depending on which part of the urinary system is affected (lower or upper tract). Here are common symptoms associated with UTIs: * Painful urination (dysuria)                         * Passing frequent, small amounts of urine * Burning sensation while urinating          * Pressure or cramping in the lower abdomen * Urine that is cloudy or milky, has an unusual odor, or contains blood * Pelvic pain, including pain around the pubic bone * A strong, persistent urge to urinate despite having an empty bladder It's worth noting that not everyone with a UTI experiences all of these symptoms. Additionally, some individuals, particularly older adults or those with weakened immune systems, may display atypical symptoms or no symptoms at all. If the symptoms persist, seeking guidance from a healthcare professional can be advantageous.   How the test works: Register your test kit before using it. Collect your sample in your privacy. Mail the sample to the lab using the pre-paid shipping label and package. Receive your results within 3 days after it arrives at the laboratory.   Get your test results: Receive notification on your device when the result is ready. Log in to get your comprehensive and detailed test result, reviewed by our clinical laboratory scientist.   After testing: If your test results are negative and you have no symptoms, you probably do not have urinary tract infection. However, it is always a good idea to regularly test to monitor your sexual health. If your test results are negative but you have symptoms, contact your healthcare provider to confirm the results If you test positive for UTI, consider additional testing, and get treatment from your healthcare provider. In addition, inform your sex partners. A negative result can bring peace of mind, but a positive result can produce mixed emotions including shame, anger, and fear. It may help to know that you made the correct decision by getting tested. Talk to your provider about your concerns.   Why choose Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Test by ANSA: * 100% confidential                                        * Simple and convenient testing process                                               * Fast results, 2-3 day processing time    * Test performed by CLIA laboratory and reviewed by scientist * 100% satisfaction