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Urinalysis
A urinalysis is a simple, non-invasive test that provides a comprehensive overview of your overall health. By analysing the composition of your urine, this test can detect and monitor a wide range of conditions affecting the kidneys, urinary tract, liver, and metabolic system. It is particularly useful for identifying urinary tract infections (UTIs), early signs of kidney dysfunction, liver abnormalities, and metabolic imbalances before they develop into more serious health problems.
Your doctor may recommend a Urinalysis Blood and Urine Test if you are experiencing symptoms such as frequent or painful urination, blood in the urine (haematuria), unexplained fatigue, swelling, or changes in urine colour, odour, or consistency. Individuals with risk factors for kidney disease, diabetes, or liver dysfunction may also benefit from routine urinary testing to monitor overall health.
Urine9-marker analysis
48 hrsresults turnaround
GPled interpretation
UKASaccredited lab
Why a Urinalysis matters
A urine test is a simple, non-invasive way to learn a surprising amount about your health. Your urine can reveal early signs of urinary infections, kidney problems, diabetes and liver issues — often before you notice any symptoms. This analysis checks nine markers to give a broad snapshot of what's going on.
It's quick and easy, with no needles, and every result is reviewed and explained by a GP who'll tell you what it means and any next steps.
What's included in your Urinalysis
Nine markers across infection, kidney, metabolic and liver health.
Infection & urinary tract
- Nitrite — a marker for bacterial infections in the urinary tract.
- White Blood Cells (WBCs) — signal infection or inflammation.
- Red Blood Cells (RBCs) — assess for bleeding in the urinary tract.
Kidney & metabolic
- Protein — identifies possible kidney damage or dysfunction.
- Glucose — assesses blood sugar control and metabolic health.
- Ketones — detect abnormal fat metabolism, often linked to diabetes.
- pH — reflects urine acidity, influenced by diet or metabolic changes.
Liver markers
- Bilirubin — indicates liver function and bile duct issues.
- Urobilinogen — evaluates liver function and the breakdown of red blood cells (haemolysis).
What this screen can highlight
Urinary infectionNitrite and white blood cells suggesting a possible UTI.
Kidney functionProtein and blood that can point to kidney problems.
Blood sugarGlucose and ketones relevant to diabetes and metabolism.
Liver cluesBilirubin and urobilinogen reflecting liver activity.
How it works
Book onlineChoose a time that suits you, or call us. Most checks can be booked online.
Quick urine sampleA short, simple appointment at one of our clinical sites — you provide a urine sample, with no needles.
Expert lab analysisYour sample is processed by a locally based UKAS-accredited laboratory.
GP-reviewed resultsWithin 48 hours, a GP reviews and explains your results — with clear, personalised advice.
Is this test right for you?
It's a helpful choice if you:
Have urinary symptomsBurning, frequency or discomfort that may suggest infection.
Are monitoring your healthKeeping an eye on kidney health or diabetes.
Want a quick snapshotA simple, needle-free check across several systems.
Are following upChecking on a previous result or symptom.
Why choose Solasta
GP interpretation, not softwareEvery result is reviewed and explained by an experienced local GP — so you know what it means and what to do next.
Accurate, accredited resultsAnalysed by a locally based UKAS-accredited laboratory (ISO/IEC 17025:2017) for reliable, fast diagnostics.
Continuity of careMore than a one-off test — discreet, unhurried care with ongoing support and follow-up if needed.
What to know before your appointment
Providing your sample
You'll provide a clean midstream sample — we'll give you a container and simple instructions when you arrive. There are no needles involved.
Avoid testing during your period
If you have periods, it's best not to provide a sample during menstruation, as blood can affect results such as red blood cells and protein. Let us know and we can rearrange.
Stay normally hydrated
Drink as you normally would. Try not to drink a large amount of fluid right before your appointment, as this can dilute the sample and affect the reading.
Recent foods, supplements & medicines
Some foods (such as beetroot), high-dose vitamins (such as vitamin C) and certain medicines can affect the colour or chemistry of urine. Please tell us what you're taking so your results can be interpreted accurately.
Urinalysis FAQs
What does this test check?
Nine markers in your urine covering infection (nitrite, white and red blood cells), kidney and metabolic health (protein, glucose, ketones, pH) and liver markers (bilirubin, urobilinogen).
How do I provide a sample?
You provide a clean midstream urine sample at one of our clinical sites. We'll give you a container and simple instructions — it's quick and there are no needles.
Should I avoid testing during my period?
Yes — menstrual blood can affect results such as red blood cells and protein, so it's best to test outside your period. Let us know if you need to rearrange.
Can food or supplements affect the result?
Yes. Some foods, high-dose vitamins and certain medicines can change the colour or chemistry of urine, so tell us what you're taking.
What can it detect?
It can flag possible urinary infections, signs of kidney problems, raised blood sugar relevant to diabetes, and clues about liver function — which your GP will interpret in context.
How long do results take?
Results are typically ready within 48 hours of your sample reaching the laboratory, after which a GP reviews and explains them.
How is the sample taken?
You simply provide a urine sample at one of our clinical sites — a quick, needle-free appointment.
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Ready to understand your health?
Book your Urinalysis test online, or call us — NI 028 40 648 486 · ROI +353 1906 1950.
Book your Urinalysis test online, or call us — NI 028 40 648 486 · ROI +353 1906 1950.