Table of Contents
Collection of all Q&A: UROFLOWMETRY: A comprehensive guide – preparation, factors, results, cost
- How does a uroflowmeter work?
- What is a uroflowmeter?
- How do uroflowmeters work?
- Benefits of uroflowmetry
- How is uroflowmetry performed?
- Conclusion
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How does uroflowmeter work?
Uroflowmetry is a non-invasive test. It measures the volume of the urine a person passes, the rate of urine flow and the time a person needs to empty the bladder. It’s a valuable tool for diagnosing urinary tract problems such as urinary obstruction, overactive bladder, and prostate issues. Uroflowmetry is typically performed using a device called a uroflowmeter. iPeeWell home uroflow is an affordable device. It is popular with people who care about their health.
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What is a uroflowmeter?
A uroflowmeter is a specialized device that measures the flow of urine during urination. It typically consists of a funnel or collection device connected to a measuring instrument that records the flow rate and volume of urine. Uroflowmeters are available in different types, including handheld and stationary devices. iPeeWell home uroflow is an USB powered portable device for personal use.
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How do uroflowmeters work?
During a uroflowmetry test, the patient urinates into the uroflowmeter, which measures the volume and flow rate of urine. The device typically includes a display screen that shows the flow rate in milliliters per second (ml/s). Just a few in cubic centimeters per second(cc/s). The uroflowmeter may also record the total volume of urine voided and the duration of the voiding. iPeeWell home uroflow measures all of them: duration, volume, flowrate. You also get time calculations and visual presentation. It makes a report which can be saved as PDF. App is intuitive and runs on IOS and android.
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Benefits of uroflowmetry
Uroflowmetry is a valuable diagnostic tool for urinary tract problems, because it provides detailed information about the flow and volume of urine. This information can help you and the doctors diagnose conditions such urinary obstruction due to enlarged prostate, gives a suspicion of overactive bladder or neurogenic bladder. Uroflowmetry is also a non-invasive test that is easily performed in a doctor’s office, clinic or home. iPeeWell uroflow is a home device. It’s small, portable and easy to use. It has many benefits. Some some info is here.
How is uroflowmetry performed?
Uroflowmetry is a simple and painless test that can be performed at home with iPeeWell home uroflow device or in a doctor’s office or clinic. The patient is instructed to urinate into the uroflowmeter, which measures the flow rate and volume of urine. The patient may be asked to drink water before the test to ensure a full bladder. For the test to be valid, patient must urinate at least 150ml. The entire test usually takes about 1-5 minutes and does not require any special preparation by the patient. At home you connect iPeeWell device to power outlet or powerbank, put bowl on the device, run the app on your phone or tablet, command “start”, urinate into the bowl and wait for the report. Simple as that!
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Conclusion
Uroflowmetry is a valuable tool for diagnosing urinary tract problems and is easily performed using a uroflowmeter. By measuring the flow rate and volume of urine, we can diagnose conditions such as enlarged prostate, urinary obstruction, overactive bladder, and neurogenic bladder… Uroflowmetry is a non-invasive test that is easily performed at home or in a doctor’s office or clinic, making it a convenient and effective diagnostic tool for urinary tract disorders. It is one of the first steps in diagnostics. Our device is small, portable and easy to use. You can use it at home. It has many advantages over other uroflowmeters.
iPeeWell is a home uroflowmetry device manufacturer and dedicated to providing informative and accurate information about urology and urinary health. Contact us to learn more about our services and how we can help you maintain optimal urinary health. We care! I pee well. Do you?