15/09/2026
Interpreting a urine report involves checking color/clarity (pale yellow/clear is good, dark/cloudy suggests issues), concentration (Specific Gravity), pH (4.6-8.0 normal), and checking for key chemicals like protein, glucose, ketones, blood, nitrites, bilirubin, and white blood cells (leukocyte esterase), where elevated levels often signal infection (UTI), kidney problems, liver issues, diabetes, or dehydration, but results must always be seen by a doctor for proper context.