The front part of the urine is milky white

In our lives, we must be familiar with some things, such as urine tests to check our physical condition. Athletes will undergo urine tests during selection to prevent suspicion of cheating. It can be seen that urine can reflect our physical condition to a certain extent. In life, we must pay attention to the color of urine and its changes in thickness so as to promptly detect our health problems. Let us now understand what is going on with the milky white color in the first part of urine!

1. White urine

White urine refers to white turbid urine like rice water, lime water or milk. It is because the urine contains a yellow urine pigment. There are three common clinical cases of leukuria: crystalluria, pyuria, and chyluria.

2. Pathological Causes

The urine contains a yellow pigment called urochrome.

3. Symptom Types

There are three common clinical cases of leukoplakia:

1. Crystalluria: The urine is white, like lime water, and often appears at the end of urine. Those with white urine may experience slight discomfort in the urethra and occasionally renal colic.

Normal urine contains many organic or inorganic substances, which are generally in a dissolved state, so the urine is clear and transparent. If the content of these substances is high and saturated, they will precipitate and form crystalluria. Crystalluria is not a disease. As long as you pay attention to drinking plenty of water and maintain sufficient urine volume, it will not occur.

2. Pururia: The urine is white, like rice water.

There are often flocs suspended in the solution, and after standing still there are more white precipitates. This type of white urine is often accompanied by symptoms such as urgency, frequency, pain, difficulty urinating, back pain, and fever. Diseases that may cause pyuria include renal tuberculosis, pyonephrosis, or urinary tract infection caused by obstruction or foreign bodies. At this time, the patient should go to the hospital for further examination to determine the site and cause of infection and receive targeted treatment.

3. Chylous urine: The urine is white, like milk, sometimes mixed with white clots or blood. When you are tired or eat high-fat food, the urine will be obviously white. When you rest or eat low-fat food, the urine will become lighter or clear.

This symptom means that there is a lesion in the lymphatic vessels in the body. Lymphangiography can be used to determine the location of the lesion.

It is usually treated with Chinese medicine or surgery.

Pathological causes

Normal fresh urine is light yellow in color because it contains a yellow pigment called urochrome. However, the color of urine can also be dark or light depending on the amount of water you drink. If you drink more water and urinate more, the proportion of urochrome in the urine will be smaller, and the color will be lighter; if you drink less water, the proportion of urochrome in the urine will be larger, and the color will appear yellow. If urine is left for some time, its color will become darker. This is because some of the urochrome in the urine has been oxidized into urochrome. The waste produced by the human body and the urine pigments excreted every day are generally relatively constant, so the color of urine will not change much. 96%-99% of urine is water, and most of the rest is waste, such as uric acid, creatinine, etc. The normal daily urine volume of a person is 1000-2000 ml, among which men produce 1500-2000 ml per day. 1000-1500 ml for women. The urine is light yellow in color and transparent without any precipitation or turbidity. Freshly excreted urine has a special grassy aroma, but after being left for a long time it develops an ammonia smell due to decomposition. Most abnormalities in the human body can cause changes in urine.