White discharge in female urine

The color of normal people's urine usually looks transparent or light yellow. If there is a disease in the body, the color of the urine may turn yellow. In severe cases, the urine may turn red. If a woman has some white secretions in her urine, it is likely that some leucorrhea is discharged along with the urine during the urination process. So is it normal for women to have white secretions in their urine?

Generally speaking, normal human urine is light yellow or transparent. If you drink more water, the urochrome in the urine will decrease and it will become transparent. However, if white substance appears, it may be due to a disease. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital for diagnosis and receive certain treatment.

Fresh human urine is usually transparent to light yellow, and the color will change depending on the amount of water you drink. However, if white substance appears in a woman's urine, it can be preliminarily judged as white secretion or directly white urine. Depending on the two different situations, there will be different judgment directions. It is best to go to the hospital for diagnosis, determine which situation it is, and then receive treatment arranged by the hospital.

1. If the precipitate is white, the most likely reason is that the urine is too alkaline or has high uric acid, which causes the phosphate crystals in the female urine to precipitate, and then causes the urine to become turbid. In other words, the problem of high alkalinity in urine is closely related to the amount of water women drink. It is generally seen in concentrated crystals, proteins and small blood clots. It is normal if crystallized minerals appear in it. And because morning urine is the most concentrated urine in the day, if white precipitate appears during the first urination in the morning, this is a common situation. Generally, no treatment is required, but if you are worried, you can also do a routine urine test to ensure your health.

2. If the urine is white, it may be a symptom of purulent urine, chyluria and saline urine. Purulent urine is caused by severe urethral suppurative infection. Generally, the urine will be milky white. This color of urine is common in renal abscess, urethritis, cystitis, renal abscess, or severe renal tuberculosis.

Chyluria is one of the main symptoms of filariasis. The urine will also appear white. This is because the liquid after fat saponification cannot be drained into the blood circulation normally, and through a series of complex body reactions inside the body, chyluria occurs.

If the patient finds that he or she meets either of the two conditions, he or she can find time to go to the hospital for a more detailed physical examination. After all, if the disease is discovered early, it can be treated early to prevent the disease from further developing and causing other adverse phenomena.