This test measures the amount of cotinine in your urine. Cotinine is a chemical your body makes after you are exposed to nicotine. Measuring cotinine is better than measuring nicotine …

MDMA Drug Screen (Urine) Mercury (Blood) Mercury (Urine) Metanephrines (Blood) Methylmalonic Acid (Blood) Methylmalonic Acid (Urine) Microalbumin (Urine) Measles, …

If urine looks cloudy, red, or reddish-brown, that may mean you have blood or pus in your urine. Sometimes kidney stones can be seen in the urine. The urine may have an odor such as …

Kidney stones are made up of chemicals in your urine. These include: Calcium. Oxalate. Phosphate. Uric acid (urate) Cystine. Struvite. Stones begin as crystals that build up inside the …

leakage of urine or feces. Fortunately, Kegel exercises can strengthen pelvic muscles and delay or maybe even prevent pelvic organ prolapse. Kegel exercises are also recommended during …

Excess protein that has leaked into your urine may be a sign of kidney disease. Your healthcare provider may also order blood tests to measure your kidney function. These might include a …

Urine tests. These check your urine for signs of a kidney infection, urinary tract damage, infection, or diabetes. Your healthcare provider may also talk to you about genetic testing if they think …

Your healthcare provider may also test the pH, or acidity, of your urine and check for a substance called creatinine. You may also have a test to measure the levels of uric acid in your synovial …

If you have metabolic alkalosis, seeing how much chloride is in your urine gives your healthcare provider more information about your condition. Why do I need this test? You may need this …

This test measures the amount of metanephrines in your urine that your body makes over a 24-hour period. Metanephrines are made when your body breaks down hormones called …