
About this service
Burning when you pee, or rushing to the bathroom every few minutes? Here at Clínica Hispana Nueva Salud Gessner, your urine test is done at the clinic, and when it shows an infection your prescription is sent to your pharmacy the same day. Our medical team explains the findings in English or Spanish and how to take the medicine.
What signs point to a urinary tract infection?
- Burning or stinging every time you urinate
- A sudden, frequent urge to go, even when very little comes out
- Cloudy urine, darker than usual or with a strong smell
- Pressure or aching low in the belly
- In older adults, sometimes only unusual confusion or tiredness
How is the sample collected, and what happens next?
When you arrive we hand you a sterile cup and show you how to catch a midstream sample after washing your hands and genital area. While the urinalysis is being checked, the medical team asks how long the symptoms have lasted, whether you have had similar infections before and whether you are pregnant or taking other medicines. If the test confirms an infection, the medical team prescribes treatment and we send an e-prescription to whichever pharmacy is most convenient for you.
When is a urine culture ordered?
If infections keep coming back several times a year, if an earlier treatment did not work, or if the symptoms do not quite fit, the medical team may send a urine culture to identify the bacteria and the antibiotic that works best against it. The culture is a separate study that takes longer than the urine test: we let you know when the result is in and adjust the treatment if needed. If a result calls for it, we guide you through the referral to a specialist.
Which symptoms suggest the infection may have reached the kidneys?
Fever, chills, pain in the lower back or one side, nausea or vomiting together with painful urination are reasons to come in right away. During pregnancy, any urinary symptom deserves a check, because the infection is treated with medicines chosen to protect the baby as well. Since the clinic sees patients from 9 AM to 9 PM on Saturdays and Sundays too, you do not have to put up with the discomfort until Monday.
Urology visits in Spanish in Spring Branch
If you are looking for urology care near you with staff who speak Spanish, here you get a urology visit and a urology exam for urological problems such as burning when you urinate, infections that keep coming back or an overactive bladder: overactive bladder treatment is assessed at this same visit and the prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose. It is urology in Spanish, with reliable, quality care for the whole family: a general visit plus tests at affordable prices, and the initial consultation is free. No insurance, no problem. Book your appointment or call us now; you can also walk in. For a prostate and PSA checkup, see men's health.
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100% Spanish care • Walk-ins welcome • Open 7 days