1- Evaluation of Urinary Symptoms: Such as frequent urination, nocturia (nighttime urination), or difficulty urinating. 2- Diagnosis of Incontinence: To determine whether the cause is weakness in the bladder or urethral muscles. 3- Diagnosis of Neurogenic Bladder Issues: Especially in cases of multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injuries. 4- Pre-surgical Evaluation: To check bladder function before undergoing surgeries related to the bladder or urethra.

1- Preparation: The patient may be asked to drink a specific amount of fluids before the test and to empty the bladder completely. 2- Catheter Insertion: Small catheters are inserted into the bladder through the urethra to measure pressure and fill the bladder with warm fluid. 3- Filling and Voiding: The bladder is gradually filled while pressure is measured, and the patient is then asked to urinate into a special device to measure the flow.

Urodynamic Testing is usually not painful, but it can cause some discomfort. The patient may feel some pressure or discomfort when the catheter is inserted into the bladder or when the bladder is filled with fluid during the test. However, doctors typically use lubricants and local anesthesia to minimize this discomfort.

The duration of urodynamic testing typically ranges from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the specifics of the test and the procedures being performed. This time includes the initial examination, equipment setup, conducting the test, and monitoring the results.

Urodynamic Testing Price | Lahalak Medical Platform

A precise diagnostic test to evaluate bladder and urethral function, helping accurately diagnose urinary incontinence and other issues to ensure an effective and personalized treatment plan.

Prices starts from: 300 SAR

Scientific name: Urodynamic Testing

It is a diagnostic test used to assess the function of the bladder and urethra (the channel that carries urine from the bladder to the outside). This test is performed to determine how urine is stored and expelled, and it is especially used to diagnose urinary problems such as incontinence, frequent urination, or difficulty urinating.

Service type Functional Diagnostic Test

Duration 45-60 minutes

Fasting Fasting is not required

Prices Starting from 300 SAR

Included Services

Comprehensive consultation with a specialist.
Urodynamic Test Procedures

Medical Service Information

What does this test measure?

1. Post-void Residual Volume Measurement: The amount of urine left in the bladder after urination is measured using ultrasound or a small catheter.
2. Uroflowmetry: The amount and speed of urine flow during urination are measured using a special device.
3. Cystometry: Bladder pressure is measured during the filling of the bladder with fluids and during urination using a catheter equipped with a pressure-measuring device.
4. Pressure-flow Study: The relationship between bladder pressure and urine flow during urination is measured.
5. Electromyography: The electrical activity of the muscles surrounding the urethra and bladder is measured to determine how these muscles function during urination.

Indications for Use

1- Evaluation of Urinary Symptoms: Such as frequent urination, nocturia (nighttime urination), or difficulty urinating.
2- Diagnosis of Incontinence: To determine whether the cause is weakness in the bladder or urethral muscles.
3- Diagnosis of Neurogenic Bladder Issues: Especially in cases of multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injuries.
4- Pre-surgical Evaluation: To check bladder function before undergoing surgeries related to the bladder or urethra.

Procedures

1- Preparation: The patient may be asked to drink a specific amount of fluids before the test and to empty the bladder completely.
2- Catheter Insertion: Small catheters are inserted into the bladder through the urethra to measure pressure and fill the bladder with warm fluid.
3- Filling and Voiding: The bladder is gradually filled while pressure is measured, and the patient is then asked to urinate into a special device to measure the flow.

Possible Complications

Mild Discomfort: The patient may experience some discomfort when the catheter is inserted. Infection: There is a small risk of urinary tract infection, but this is rare and can be treated with antibiotics if needed.
Infection: There is a small risk of urinary tract infection, but this is rare and can be treated with antibiotics if needed.

Is the test painful?

Urodynamic Testing is usually not painful, but it can cause some discomfort. The patient may feel some pressure or discomfort when the catheter is inserted into the bladder or when the bladder is filled with fluid during the test. However, doctors typically use lubricants and local anesthesia to minimize this discomfort.

Conditions & Notices

All our packages cover routine services according to the Ministry of Health protocols, with no additional costs under normal circumstances.
The package includes personal support services from our team.
This test is prescribed by your doctor, and we do not recommend deciding to purchase this package on your own.