What is the oily layer on women's urine?

Urine is generally clear and transparent in color. Urine will only change if there is something wrong with the body. For example, some friends find that their urine suddenly becomes viscous and turbid. At this time, they need to do a routine urine test to see where the problem lies. Some women even found a layer of oil floating on their urine. What is this?

This situation may be related to a greasy diet, or caused by poor liver and kidney function. You should pay attention to drinking more soup and eating some vegetables and fruits to see if there are any abnormal edema, poor sleep, etc. You should pay attention to more activities and avoid smoking and drinking. It is likely caused by a urinary tract infection or kidney disease. It is recommended to go to a regular medical institution as soon as possible to undergo urinary system ultrasound examination and urine test to find out the cause and rule out the possibility of proteinuria. You should lead a regular life, pay attention to rest, avoid the stimulation of tobacco and alcohol, eat a light diet, and drink plenty of water. When bathing, be sure to use a shower instead of a tub bath, pay attention to hygiene, change underwear frequently, eat less spicy and irritating foods, keep clean, and avoid cross infection.

According to TCM diagnosis, turbid urine is caused by damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder, which leads to bloating, dysfunction in separating clear from turbid urine, and mixed excretion of turbid and clear urine. Therefore, for turbid urine, you can use the Chinese patent medicine Longdan Xiegan Pills combined with Bazheng Mixture to regulate, clear away heat and dampness, separate clear from turbid urine. Avoid spicy and cold foods during the medication period.

Possible causes include:

1. Hyperlipidemia: Excessive filtration of lipids from the glomerulus, resulting in lipuria;

2. Kidney disease: In cases of nephrotic syndrome, hyperlipidemia and lipuria may occur. Nephritis can sometimes cause oil spots in the urine.

3. Chyluria: White milky urine, the main components of which are triglycerides, albumin, cholesterol, etc. Lipiduria may also occur.