What happens if there are flocculent precipitation in urine?

With the improvement of living standards, the dietary structure of many people has changed greatly. They often eat greasy food, so they are prone to various diseases. However, the various manifestations are different, so the situations are different. Some people will have flocs in their urine. So what is the matter with flocs in the urine? We need to study whether this problem will affect physical health. Because this phenomenon is related to our daily living habits, we still need to change our living habits.

The presence of sediment in urine is mostly a physiological phenomenon, not a disease. We know that human urine contains many kinds of salt substances. These salts dissolve in the urine in the body, making the urine appear clear and transparent when it is just excreted from the body. However, due to the decrease in temperature, air oxidation, and changes in acidity and alkalinity, the salts in the urine will be folded out, suspended to make the urine turbid, or precipitated. The urine scale in the urinal is the sediment of salts in the urine.

There are also a very small number of people whose turbid urine is a pathological phenomenon, which usually manifests as turbid urine every day and a considerable amount of sediment in the urinal. For example, metabolic disorders in the body can cause excessive salt in the urine and make urinary stones more likely to occur; gout patients may have small sand particles like caviar in their urine that settle at the bottom of the urinal. If a blood test in the hospital reveals elevated uric acid levels, they can be diagnosed with gout.

In short, urine that is clear at first but becomes turbid later is mostly a physiological phenomenon and generally does not require treatment. Pay attention to drinking more water and keep the urine output at about 2000 ml per day, which is good for your health. In addition, keeping the pH of urine at a moderate level is also beneficial to human health.

Excessive drinking, catching cold, abnormal sexual life, frequent sexual impulses, and long-distance cycling and horseback riding can all lead to congestion and congestion of the prostate, all of which can cause prostate problems.

Chronic prostatitis causes white sediment in the urine, often accompanied by the following phenomena. It is important to detect and treat it early!

Urinary discomfort: Bladder irritation symptoms may occur, such as frequent urination, burning in the urethra during urination, and pain radiating to the head of the penis.

Radiating pain: The pain of chronic prostatitis is not limited to the urethra and perineum, but also radiates to the surrounding areas, with lower back pain being the most common.

The above is about what happens when there are flocculent precipitation in urine. It is still related to our living habits. Some people have bad habits of staying up late, smoking and drinking, or they have too much work pressure and irregular diet every day. Men may have the effect of chronic prostatitis, which may cause flocculent precipitation in their urine. So everyone's physical condition is different, so the reasons are also different.