Uroflowmetry

Uroflowmetry measures the flow of urine

Uroflowmetry

Uroflowmetry test report provides the amount of urine and the speed of urination. It can help to identify the cause of either slow urination or difficulty in urination for accurate treatment.

Why is a uroflow test done ?

Your doctor may recommend a uroflow test if you have slow urination or difficulty urinating. They may also use the test to determine how well your urinary tract and sphincter muscle are functioning. The sphincter muscle is a circular muscle that closes tightly around the bladder opening. It helps to prevent urine leakage. Results from the test can help your doctor determine how well your bladder and sphincter are functioning. It can also be used to test for obstructions in the normal flow of urine. By measuring the average and maximum rates of your urine flow, the test can estimate the severity of any blockage or obstruction. It can also help identify other urinary problems, such as a weak bladder or an enlarged prostate.

Uroflowmetry
Uroflowmetry

How the Test is Performed ?

You will urinate in a urinal or toilet fitted with a machine that has a measuring device. You will be asked to begin urinating after the machine has started. When you finish, the machine will make a report for your health care provider.

You will urinate in a urinal or toilet fitted with a machine that has a measuring device. You will be asked to begin urinating after the machine has started. When you finish, the machine will make a report for your health care provider.

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