There are flocculent floating objects in the female urine

When going to the hospital for medical treatment, some doctors often ask patients to do a routine blood test and a routine urine test, and then prescribe medication for the patients based on the test results. The routine test is to observe hidden diseases in the human body through the detection of human urine. For example, sometimes women have some floating objects that must be concealed at night, and if they do not pay attention, it will cause many diseases. So what is the matter with the floc-like floating objects in girls' urine?

The presence of white turbid substances in women's urine may be caused by proteinuria, pyuria, chyluria, and crystalluria.

1. Proteinuria is caused by abnormal increase of protein in urine due to kidney or other diseases, such as nephritis and kidney disease. Such diseases are often accompanied by other manifestations, such as edema.

2. Pyuria is caused by an increase in white blood cells in urine after urinary tract infection, such as cystitis and renal tuberculosis, and is often accompanied by frequent urination, urgency and pain when urinating;

3. Chylous urine is caused by urinary filariasis, lymph fluid leaks into the urine, which is extremely rare;

4. Crystalluria is caused by the formation of crystals of certain salts in urine under suitable temperature and acidity and alkalinity conditions. Crystalluria may be related to the formation of urinary stones.

What is normal urine like?

Normal urine is colorless or light yellow and transparent. If the urine is white, it may be rice water-like, lime water-like or milk-like white. The cause of turbid urine should be investigated. There are three common clinical cases of white urine: 1. Crystalluria: The urine is white, like lime water, and often appears at the end of urine. Those with white urine may experience slight discomfort in the urethra and occasionally renal colic.

Normal urine contains many organic or inorganic substances, which are generally in a dissolved state, so the urine is clear and transparent. If the content of these substances is high and saturated, they will precipitate and form crystalluria. Crystalluria is not a disease. As long as you drink plenty of water and maintain adequate urine volume, it will not occur.

Whether you are a woman or a man, if there is anything abnormal in the urine, you must pay attention to it and go to the hospital for examination. If a disease is confirmed, you must seek timely diagnosis and treatment. Develop good habits in daily life, such as drinking some warm water and detoxifying more. This will reduce the occurrence of abnormal urine.