Understanding the Numbers: A Simple Guide to Your T2 Urine Analysis Report

Reducing Anxiety

 Opening your health report for the first time can be overwhelming. Seeing terms like "Microalbuminuria" or "Uric Acid levels" might leave you asking: "Is this normal?" At T2, we believe health data should empower you, not confuse you. Let’s break down the key indicators your smart toilet tracks every morning.

Decoding Urine Protein

Urine Protein (Albumin): Small amounts are normal, but consistent readings above $30mg/L$ may indicate "Microalbuminuria." As discussed in our guide on [Home Kidney Care , this is an early warning sign from your kidneys. If the T2 app shows a yellow or red alert, it’s time to consult a professional and review your hydration habits.

Decoding Uric Acid

Uric Acid: For those [Managing Gout ], the goal is stability. A sudden spike in urine uric acid often precedes a painful flare-up. The T2 doesn't just give you a number; it shows your trend line. A rising trend means you should watch your purine intake (like seafood or red meat) immediately to avoid the "glass shard" pain.

第四段：解读潜血与 pH 值 (Occult Blood & pH)

Occult Blood & pH: Especially important for Women’s Urinary Health , occult blood detection scans for microscopic traces not visible to the eye. Combined with pH shifts, these numbers help you identify potential UTIs early. Consistent "Normal" readings provide the peace of mind we promised in our [Home Diagnostic Lab overview

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Data is only powerful when it’s actionable. Whether you are tracking for yourself or providing [Care for Aging Parents ], the T2 makes health management simple.[Download the Full T2 Data Interpretation E-Book