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Hello! When you urinate white, it can be seen in the following situations:

1) Urate precipitation: After the concentrated acidic urine is cooled, there can be light red urate precipitation, which can be dissolved when heated and alkalinized. This is more common in cold weather.

2) Phosphate and carbonate precipitation: If the urine is alkaline, phosphate or carbonate precipitation can be precipitated, which is white and can be dissolved by adding acid. Carbonates can produce bubbles when exposed to acid.

3) Urinary tract infection: It is mainly related to the reproduction of urinary tract bacteria, the appearance of pyuria, and white blood cells. Urine is milky white.

4) Celiura: white chylus urine, seen in filariasis or other causes of perirenal lymphatic obstruction. This is easy to identify with the naked eye.

5) Overflow of prostatic fluid, such as: prostatitis, prostatic discharge, etc.

Therefore, it is necessary to go to the urology department of the hospital to confirm the diagnosis. d

Don't speculate and delay your work, go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible, so that you can be completely down-to-earth.

It doesn't matter, it's urine precipitation.

Hello! Here's what you hope will be helpful about white urine.

There are several types of white urine that need to be distinguished:

Celiura, mainly caused by filariasis, can also be caused by abdominal tuberculosis, tumors, trauma or surgery of the chest and abdomen, congenital lymphangial malformations, and pyelonephritis; Pregnancy, echinococcosis, and malaria can also be caused occasionally.

Lipouria, where there is fat mixed in the urine. It is common in renal fat embolism and long bone fractures, and can also be seen in some patients with diabetes mellitus, lipidoid nephropathy, steatosis, and tuberculosis.

Pyuria, white urine. Common in acute or chronic pyelonephritis, cystitis, urethritis, multiple renal abscesses, renal abscess (complicated by stones or hydrops), renal tuberculosis, fungal or parasitic infections. Acute glomerulonephritis may also present with short-term leukocytouria with mild leukocytosis.

It should be a bacterial multiplication, it is recommended to go to the urology department of a regular hospital in time for examination**.

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Hello! The milky white color of urine is mostly caused by the increase and precipitation of certain components in the urine. When these substances are excreted in the urine, they are excreted by salt crystals such as carbonates or phosphates when cold, causing the urine to become cloudy.

This kind of situation is mainly seen in the cold season, generally this kind of urine is not harmful to the child's health, as long as you pay attention to the child to replenish more water or take some vitamin C orally. The most common pathological milky urine is pyuuria caused by infection of the kidneys and urethra, and a small part is caused by lymphatic obstruction caused by filariasis.

Whenever I see such a problem, I start to have headaches again.

If you want to consult about physical health, be sure to complete the information a little. Even immortals can't judge your condition by your words.

What is your gender? Age? When does peeing appear?

Is it like this every time you pee? Or is it a special time? Special circumstances that can cause such a pee?

Is there any urinary frequency, urgency, or pain in the shape of urination? Have you had a previous history of urinary tract infections? Do you have a fever?

Is there any itching? Is there any pain in the lower back? What is the urine output?

Although I can't give you a judgment, my advice is that if you have a lot of problems, I recommend going to the hospital for a check-up. Because the color and shape of the urine changes, it is still a sign that you may have a lesion in your body. Diseases that can turn urine milky white, most commonly are:

Celiuria, which is milky-white and cheese-like or slightly cloudy in color, does not rule out other conditions such as prostatitis (if you are a man).

The above only represents a personal point of view, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination, as for whether it depends on the results of the examination.

Hello, it is recommended to do a urinalysis to check whether there is a possibility of urinary tract infection, or to do a bacterial culture in the urine.

Milky urine is common in purulent urine, chyluria, and saline urine. Most of the purulent urine is caused by severe purulent infection of the urinary tract, such as nephritis, cystitis, kidney abscess, etc. It is advisable to choose sensitive antibiotics and actively reduce inflammation**.

Celitura is mainly due to the obstruction of lymphatic reflux in the body, and lymphatic fluid entering the urine will make the urine appear white to varying degrees, and may also become milky white. Water centipede powder can be used in the early stage**, and surgery can be considered if it is ineffective**. Salt urine is more common in children, and most of them are caused by drinking too little water.

The urine may be rice soup and milky white, but it will get better after drinking water.

White urine is commonly found in:

Purulent urine chyluria.

Purulent urine is caused by a severe purulent infection of the urinary tract, and the urine is milky white. Purulent urine is common in pyelonephritis, cystitis, renal abscess, urethritis, or severe renal tuberculosis.

Chyluria is one of the main symptoms of filariasis, and the urine is as white as milk. Because the chyle absorbed by the intestine (the liquid after fat saponification) cannot be drained from the normal lymphatic vessels to the blood circulation, it can only flow backwards into the lymphatic vessels of the urinary system, resulting in increased pressure in the lymphatic vessels in the urinary system, varicose and rupture, so that the chyle overflows into the urine, and chyluria.

It's horrible! Go to the hospital! Don't be embarrassed! It's too late if something big happens, a tertiary hospital, remember not to go to a small hospital.