Urinalysis analysis — free ai urinalysis decoder

A standard urinalysis has three components:

Chemical dipstick: pH, specific gravity, protein, glucose, ketones, bilirubin, urobilinogen, blood, nitrite, leukocyte esterase. Each is a yes/no/quantitative signal for a different condition. Protein suggests kidney dysfunction. Glucose suggests uncontrolled diabetes. Nitrite + leukocytes suggest UTI.

Microscopy: red blood cells, white blood cells, bacteria, casts (cylindrical particles from kidney tubules), crystals, epithelial cells. A single white blood cell finding can be insignificant; many WBCs with bacteria is a UTI; red blood cell casts suggest glomerular bleeding.

Culture (if ordered): identifies the bacterial species causing a UTI and which antibiotics will work against it.

The combination matters more than any single value. Trace protein with normal microscopy is usually benign; significant protein with red cell casts is glomerulonephritis until proven otherwise.

Upload your urinalysis report. DrKumar.ai parses the chemical dipstick values, microscopy findings, and culture results (if present), then synthesises the picture: UTI pattern, kidney dysfunction pattern, uncontrolled diabetes pattern, dehydration, or healthy.

For UTI patterns, the AI distinguishes uncomplicated from complicated UTI based on the microscopy and culture profile and notes when clinician follow-up is needed versus when symptomatic relief is reasonable while waiting.

For protein-positive results, the AI quantifies the significance — trace protein is often benign exercise or fever effect; persistent +1 or above warrants follow-up, ideally with a quantitative protein-to-creatinine ratio.