What happens if there is floc in women’s urine?

Have female friends ever carefully observed their own urine? Perhaps, you will tell me, who would observe such a disgusting thing. Do you know? Some gynecological diseases can often be observed in urine. Many people say that there are flocs in their urine after observation, but they are not very clear about what these flocs are. What is that floc?

1. Because the prostate is squeezed during defecation, intermittent white urine may occur during urination.

2. When suffering from chronic prostatitis, white urine is likely to occur due to inflammatory stimulation.

3. Excessive exercise or overeating of meat and vegetables leads to excessive metabolism of oxalate and phosphate, which produces salt crystal urine. It accumulates in the bladder and is discharged during urination, resulting in white urine. To determine the specific cause of turbid urine, you need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations.

Floating matter in urine, also known as flocs. This substance is not present in normal urine. If this floc appears, the disease should be determined based on its shape, color and location.

Long disease: It looks like goat hair, scattered in the urine, and if you use a small stick to pick it up, you can't pick out anything;

Chiba disease: It looks like a cotton ball, dense in the center and sparse around, covering the entire bottom of the bowl;

Bacon's disease: It looks like horse hair, but the boundaries are unclear;

Lung heat disease; it looks like floating white clouds with dark blue substances mixed in them;

Purulence: Floating objects also look like pus;

Kidney disease: shaped like fine grains of sand.

The location of the floating objects also needs to be identified. Urine can be roughly divided into three layers, namely the upper, middle and lower layers. Floating objects in different parts indicate diseases in different parts of the body.

Upper floating objects: It indicates that the disease is above the diaphragm, that is, a disease of the heart and lungs;

Floating objects in the middle layer: It indicates that the disease is in the upper abdomen, that is, the liver, gallbladder, spleen, diaphragm and other organs;

Lower floating objects: indicate that the disease is in the lower abdomen and pelvic area, namely, diseases of organs such as the kidneys, large intestine, small intestine, bladder, and genitals.

The above is my understanding of flocs in urine. We must observe more often and detect problems early. For example, the best way to prevent flocs is to drink water. Can water reduce internal heat? If you don’t know what to do after discovering it, you must go to the hospital for examination in time and cooperate with the doctor for treatment. Be sure to prescribe the right medicine for the disease.