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A friend says she tests her own urine at home whenever a bladder infection starts up. How can she do that?

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A friend says she tests her own urine at home whenever a bladder infection starts up. How can she do that?

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In the U.S., home dipstick urine tests are now available without prescription and are easy to use. The dipstick turns color if the urine shows large amounts of bacteria. Some experts say that these tests detect almost all common bladder infections. The tests are especially useful for women who have recurring attacks.

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