Description
Why It’s Done:
• To evaluate kidney function and detect possible kidney or urinary tract disorders.
• To help diagnose bone diseases or disorders involving increased bone turnover.
• To monitor metabolic conditions affecting bone or liver function.
• Sometimes used in research or specialized clinical settings to assess enzyme excretion patterns.
Preparation:
• Collect a clean urine sample as instructed by your healthcare provider (usually a random or 24-hour urine collection).
• Follow any specific instructions regarding diet or medication prior to collection, if provided.
• Inform your healthcare provider about all medications and supplements you are taking
