Women's urine is turbid and white

Generally speaking, the urine of our body mainly contains some carbonates, water and waste products of the body. Normal urine is light yellow and relatively clear without any turbidity. However, in some cases there may be some changes in the urine, such as darker color and turbidity. Next, let’s learn what to do if women’s urine is white and turbid.

First, if the turbidity in the urine is just some alkaline crystals, there is no harm. Maybe you have been eating more fruits and vegetables and too little protein recently. If you are worried, you can eat more foods rich in protein, such as beans, peanuts, and meat. They will produce acid and alkaline in the body, and combined with the alkaline, the white phenomenon at the end of urination will disappear. But if this happens frequently, you need to go to the hospital.

Second, white and turbid urine may be a urinary tract infection. Because the female urethra is relatively short, the anus is close to the urethra. Very susceptible to infection. It is recommended to always pay attention to the daily cleaning of the private parts to prevent bacteria from the urethral opening from entering the urethra and causing urinary tract infection again. In addition, the diet for urinary tract infection should avoid spicy food and irritating things. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a urine test as soon as possible for diagnosis and targeted treatment.

Third, this condition may be caused by an increase in urate in the body. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine urine examination to determine the cause of the disease in time, and then carry out corresponding conditioning or treatment.

The above are some solutions for women's white and turbid urine. If you also have this situation, you can read the article and learn more. In addition, a more comprehensive examination of urine is a routine urine examination. If you feel that the changes in urine are abnormal, it is recommended to go to a nearby hospital for a urine test.