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What Conditions Can a Urine Test Detect?

A urine test can diagnose several conditions, including:
- [Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)](): Presence of bacteria, white blood cells, and nitrates in the urine.
- [Diabetes](): High glucose levels in the urine.
- [Kidney Disease](): Elevated protein levels or the presence of blood in the urine.
- [Dehydration](): Concentrated urine with high specific gravity.

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