There are white particles in the urine

In daily life, if you feel that there are white granular substances in the urine, generally speaking, when this symptom occurs, it will often cause urination pain or abdominal pain. Generally speaking, the most common cause of this situation is urinary tract infection or urinary tract stones, such as bladder stones, etc. At this time, it is necessary to determine the cause in time and carry out anti-inflammatory treatment in time. Let's take a look.

White particles in urine

I don’t know whether it is accompanied by abdominal pain or urinary pain. At present, I cannot rule out the possibility of urinary tract infection or urinary stones. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment in time. You can have a routine urine test and a urinary tract B-ultrasound to clarify the specific cause. Recently, you should pay attention to drinking more water and eating a light diet.

What is a urine test?

Urinalysis is one of the “three major routine” items in medical examinations. Proteinuria or formed elements in urine sediment can be seen in the early stages of many kidney diseases. It also has important reference value for the diagnosis of certain systemic diseases and diseases of other organs in the body that affect urine changes, such as diabetes, blood diseases, liver and gallbladder diseases, hemorrhagic fever, etc.

At the same time, urine tests can also reflect the treatment effect and prognosis of some diseases, and the corresponding symptoms can be determined through this test.

A routine urine examination includes many items, mainly looking at the color of urine, observing transparency, testing acidity and alkalinity, white blood cells, casts, red blood cells, epithelial cells, protein, specific gravity and qualitative urine sugar.

Protein fluctuations and a positive result sometimes do not necessarily mean that the patient has nephritis. Urine protein is a relatively "active" substance. It varies greatly within 24 hours, and qualitative tests are relatively rough. A positive result sometimes does not necessarily mean that the patient has nephritis. Therefore, multiple measurements are needed to be confirmed.

Protein may be produced when the human body stands upright for too long, after strenuous exercise, or after drinking large amounts of milk. Physiological protein should also be avoided during the examination. In addition, preservatives should not be used in urine specimens; it is best to use urine tests after centrifugation; the urine pH value should be adjusted to 7.0 and checked in a timely manner. In addition, when doing quantitative analysis, it is advisable to use 24-hour urine creatinine quantification to evaluate the quality of urine specimens.

The qualitative analysis of urine protein in normal people is negative or weakly positive, and the quantitative analysis is less than 150 mg/24 h (if it exceeds this level, it is called "proteinuria"). Those who test positive do not need to be afraid, especially men, as they may have just performed strenuous exercise, in which case it is not surprising that the protein level increased, so further quantitative tests are necessary.