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UTI Testing in Westmont, IL

Burning when you urinate or feel the urge to go often? Urgent Care Center of Westmont offers on-site urine testing for urinary tract infections at our Westmont, IL clinic, followed by a clear treatment plan. Same-day walk-in visits, no appointment needed.

  • Open 7 days
  • Walk-ins welcome
  • Board-certified physicians
  • On-site X-ray (Cass Ave)
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A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection anywhere in the urinary system, most often the bladder. It usually causes burning with urination and a frequent urge to go. Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, offers on-site urine testing for adults and children. Our team is led by board-certified physicians.

Walk in or check in online at our Westmont, IL clinic. We handle your visit privately and respectfully.

Painful urination, burning, cloudy urine or pressure in the lower belly are common reasons people walk in for a urine test.

Key facts

  • A clean-catch, midstream urine sample keeps germs from the skin out of the test, per MedlinePlus.
  • If you can, give urine that has been in your bladder for 2 to 3 hours.
  • Drinking plenty of fluids, with water as the first choice, may help prevent bladder infections, the NIDDK says.
  • UTIs are among the bacterial infections antibiotics can treat, which is why a urine test comes first at Urgent Care Center of Westmont in Westmont, IL.

UTI Symptoms: Bladder vs. Kidney

The CDC separates bladder and kidney infection symptoms:

Bladder infection

  • Pain or burning when you urinate
  • Urinating often, or a strong urge to go
  • Cloudy or bad-smelling urine, or pressure in the lower belly

Kidney infection

  • Fever and chills
  • Pain in the lower back or side
  • Nausea or vomiting

Kidney infections are more serious and need prompt care.

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How We Test and Treat UTIs at Our Westmont, IL Clinic

Your clinician asks about symptoms and your health history, and may do a short exam. You give a urine sample for an on-site urine test (urinalysis). MedlinePlus explains that a urine culture can confirm which germ is causing the infection, which is helpful for repeat or complicated infections. When needed, we send a culture through our lab testing service.

If you have a UTI, your clinician explains your treatment plan and what to watch for. Finish the full plan even if you feel better. We also share prevention tips from the CDC, such as drinking enough water, urinating after sex and choosing showers over baths.

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Patients Come From Nearby Communities

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Patients come to us for UTI testing from Willowbrook, IL, Clarendon Hills, IL, Darien, IL, Woodridge, IL and Oakbrook Terrace, IL. Willowbrook is about 2.7 miles southeast of our Cass Ave clinic (straight-line). Both of our Westmont, IL clinics are open Mon–Fri 9 AM–6 PM and Sat–Sun 9 AM–5 PM.

Cost, Insurance and Self-Pay

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We accept most major insurance, including Blue Cross Blue Shield (PPO), BCBS Advocate Good Samaritan (HMO), Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and CountyCare. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm. See our cost and insurance page for all plans. Uninsured or prefer to pay directly? Our self-pay pricing is flat and upfront, with general visits from $125.

How to give a clean-catch urine sample

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Wash your hands with soap and warm water first. Then follow the steps below, based on MedlinePlus.

If you have a vagina

  1. Sit on the toilet with your legs apart and spread the labia with two fingers.
  2. Use the first wipe on the inner labia, front to back, then a second wipe over the urethra.
  3. Urinate a small amount into the toilet, then stop.
  4. Hold the cup a few inches away and collect urine until it is about half full.
  5. Finish urinating into the toilet.

If you have a penis

  1. Clean the head of the penis with the wipe. If you are uncircumcised, pull back the foreskin first.
  2. Urinate a small amount into the toilet, then stop.
  3. Collect urine in the cup until it is about half full.
  4. Finish urinating into the toilet.
Screw the lid on tightly without touching the inside of the cup or lid, and hand the sample to our staff.

UTI or something else?

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Conditions that can feel like a bladder infection
ConditionCluesLearn more
Bladder infectionBurning, urgency, going often, cloudy or strong-smelling urineThis page
Sexually transmitted infectionBurning plus discharge, sores or a new partnerSTD testing
DehydrationDark urine and mild stinging that eases with fluidsCan dehydration feel like a UTI?
IrritationBurning after new soaps, bubble baths or sprays, with no infectionBladder infection symptoms without infection
High blood sugarPeeing often and feeling very thirstyDiabetes testing

A urine test helps tell these apart. Read what can be mistaken for a bladder infection and our burning when you pee guide.

Home care while you recover

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  • Drink plenty of fluids. The NIDDK says water is the top choice.
  • Go when you feel the urge instead of holding it.
  • Cut back on bladder irritants like coffee and alcohol until you feel better. See can I have one cup of coffee with a UTI?
  • A heating pad on the lower belly can ease pressure and cramping.
  • Wear loose-fitting clothing and cotton underwear.
  • Take any treatment exactly as directed, even after you feel better.

UTIs in children and older adults

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Children may not describe burning. Watch for fever, belly pain, new bedwetting or fussiness when peeing. A clean-catch sample can be hard for young kids, so our team will help. See pediatric urgent care.

Older adults may have less typical signs, such as new tiredness or a change in behavior, rather than burning. Family members should mention any sudden change. Walk in or check in online at our Westmont, IL clinic.

Symptoms that bring people in

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Common questions

Who gets UTIs?

Anyone can. The CDC notes they are more common in women. Pregnancy, older age, recent sexual activity and past UTIs also raise risk.

Can men and children get UTIs?

Yes. UTIs in men and children should always be checked by a clinician.

Will a UTI go away on its own?

Do not wait it out. An untreated bladder infection can spread to the kidneys. Get tested if you have symptoms.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk in or check in online .

What does the beginning of a UTI feel like?

Often a mild burning when you pee, needing to go more often, or pressure low in the belly. Urine may look cloudy or smell stronger. Getting tested early is easier than waiting. Read what the beginning stages of a UTI feel like.

Is it a UTI or an STD?

Both can cause burning when you pee. Discharge, sores, itching or a new partner point toward STI testing too. Your clinician can check a urine sample for infection and recommend STI tests when they make sense, privately and without judgment.

Are UTIs contagious?

No. A UTI is not passed from person to person like a cold, and you cannot catch one from a toilet seat. Sex can move bacteria toward the urethra, which is why the CDC suggests urinating after sex. Read are UTIs contagious from toilet seats?

Can I use a home UTI test strip?

Home strips can be a starting point, but they can miss some infections and cannot show which germ is involved. A clinician reads the result along with your symptoms and history, and can send a culture when needed.

Sources

  1. CDC: Urinary Tract Infection Basics
  2. MedlinePlus: Urinary Tract Infections
  3. MedlinePlus: Clean Catch Urine Sample
  4. NIDDK: Bladder Infection (UTI) in Adults
  5. CDC: Antibiotic Do's and Don'ts
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Which clinic?

Both are in Westmont, IL and open 7 days. X-ray is only at the main clinic.

Main clinic29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, Westmont, ILX-ray and lab · online bookingInside Jewel-Osco4 E Ogden Ave, Westmont, ILWalk-in care and lab collection · no X-ray