White floccules in urine of pregnant women

Urination is something we have to do every day, it is our physiological need. Many people think that feces are very dirty, but it can tell us the condition of the human body, especially for mothers, because babies are not easy to express physical discomfort, some symptoms we can have basic observation from the baby's feces. Today, the editor will tell you what causes the milky white flocs in urine.

The causes of milky white urine are:

(1) Urate precipitation: After cooling the extracted acidic and alkaline urine, dark red urate can be dissolved. It can also be dissolved when heated or alkaline is added. This situation is more common in cold weather.

(2) Polyphosphate and sulfide precipitation: If the urine is alkaline, polyphosphate or sulfide may dissolve, appearing milky white, and can be dissolved by adding acid. Sulfide can form bubbles when it meets acid;

(3) Urinary tract infection: It is mainly related to the proliferation of urethral bacteria, the occurrence of pyuria, and the white blood cell count. The urine is milky white; and urethral infection is a more common cause. Treatment of urinary tract infection: Generally, acute urethritis can be cured by active and standard treatment, but unstandardized and unscientific treatment becomes the main cause of urethritis attack and is also a problem of traditional treatment. When acute urethral cystitis occurs, the patient has frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, urinary pain and a feeling of falling. In severe cases, hematuria can even be seen with the naked eye.

Urinary tract infection is known as the hidden danger of male inflammation, which seriously affects men's healthy lifestyle. Its adverse effects are extremely strong. If it is not treated promptly, professionally and effectively, the infection will recur and may cause orchitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urethritis, etc., affecting sperm motility, leading to azoospermia, oligospermia, low sperm motility and high deformity rate, causing infertility.

When we find abnormalities in the urine, not only milky white flocs, but there may also be other abnormalities such as blood in the urine. We must seek medical attention immediately and do not delay. For example, urinary tract infection can cause infertility in serious cases. We don’t pay attention when we find abnormalities, and we regret it when the disease breaks out. All diseases are better treated the earlier they are discovered.