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What Causes White Flakes Floating In Urine?

Hello,

I've been noticing white flakes floating in my urine since couple of months now. Its not everyday occurence but sometimes its visible. I've no pain or any discomfort anywhere. Please let me know what is this as im very scared after reading some information in internet.



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Guddi
Mon, 8 May 2017
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white flakes or cloudy urine could be due to a number of reasons, it might be due to UTI or kidney stones, might happen after Intercourse or even with alcohol and some drugs. get a urine analysis done and if it comes back negative, which means there is no infection then keep an eye out the next time it happens and look for its association with any other event. if it is a uti then you would need some antibiotics.
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What Causes White Flakes Floating In Urine?

white flakes or cloudy urine could be due to a number of reasons, it might be due to UTI or kidney stones, might happen after Intercourse or even with alcohol and some drugs. get a urine analysis done and if it comes back negative, which means there is no infection then keep an eye out the next time it happens and look for its association with any other event. if it is a uti then you would need some antibiotics.