The body's cells use only a portion of the vital mineral calcium, which is primarily found in bones. For efficient operation and the replenishment of bodily elements, a regulated calcium level is essential. Calcium is eliminated from the body through the urine if the level rises too high. A urine calcium test, also known as a urinary Ca+2 test, is carried out to determine the level of calcium in the urine. The test is suggested in cases of bone illnesses, kidney stones, and issues with the parathyroid gland even when conditions with high or low calcium levels do not indicate any warning symptoms.