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Culture & Sensitivity, Aerobic Bacteria, Urine Overview

A urine culture and sensitivity test, specifically for aerobic bacteria, is a diagnostic tool used to identify and treat bacterial infections in the urinary tract, most commonly a urinary tract infection (UTI). This test involves collecting a urine sample and testing it in a lab to see if bacteria grow (culture) and which antibiotics the bacteria are sensitive to (sensitivity). UTIs are more frequent in women, but men can also get them. Symptoms of a UTI can include burning urination, frequent urination, and pain in the lower abdomen. By identifying the specific bacteria causing the infection and determining which antibiotics they are susceptible to, this test allows for targeted and effective treatment of UTIs.

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Culture and Sensitivity Test, Aerobic Bacteria, Urine Price

Metropolis Healthcare is a leading diagnostics centre and pathology lab in India equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technologies that provides the Culture and Sensitivity Test, Aerobic Bacteria, Urine with a clear pricing structure.

The Culture and Sensitivity Test, Aerobic Bacteria, Urine Price in Mumbai is ₹ 1,150 .

We are committed to deliver accurate and quality results from the best labs in India with complete transparency regarding test cost and turnaround time. No matter where you are, we strive to offer patients high-quality service that is affordable and accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • To diagnose a urinary tract infection (UTI) by identifying the presence of bacteria in the urine.
  • To pinpoint the specific type of bacteria causing the UTI (aerobic bacteria in this case).
  • To determine which antibiotics are most effective against the identified bacteria for targeted treatment.

This test establishes presence or absence of significant bacterial growth in urine. If significant growth is found then antibiotic susceptibility testing is also done.

This test requires a urine sample. Patient will be explained how to collect mid-stream urine sample in a sterile container.

Ideally, a urine culture should show no growth of bacteria, indicating a healthy urinary tract.

However, due to possible contamination during collection, a small amount of growth is sometimes tolerated.

Up to 10,000 colony forming units (CFU) per milliliter (mL) of urine is generally considered within the normal range for a urine culture.

  • No growth/ Insignificant growth: This means that bacteria was not isolated in significant numbers in the sample.
  • Significant Growth: This means that bacterium has been isolated in significant numbers thus implying it to be the causative agent of UTI. The sensitivity of the bacterium towards various antibiotics is also reported. The result have to be correlated clinically and other laboratory finding like pus cells in urine.
  • Results may be false negative under the following conditions:
  1. Patient is on antibiotics
  2. Infection due to a fastidious or anaerobic bacterium (this test is for routine aerobic bacteria which are the causative agents of most UTI)
  • Results may be false positive if contamination occurs while collecting the sample
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