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Milky white urine...
I was just wondering what milky white urine would mean. I have had that continuously for several days. I am in stage 3 renal failure, but this is a new symptom. I'm wondering if there is something new going on. Does anyone have any ideas? Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi,
The milky white urine is probably because of the renal failure which you are suffering from. Since the kidneys are not functioning, they are not able to acidify urine and this makes the urine alkaline and this causes the phosphate to precipitate in the urine making the urine milky white. You need to take care of the functioning of the kidneys with the help of your urologist and this will be rectified. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
The milky white urine is probably because of the renal failure which you are suffering from. Since the kidneys are not functioning, they are not able to acidify urine and this makes the urine alkaline and this causes the phosphate to precipitate in the urine making the urine milky white. You need to take care of the functioning of the kidneys with the help of your urologist and this will be rectified. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
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Hi,
What if we can't go or there is no urologist in our town .. How can we prevent on this kind of illness? Or what can we do to stop this thing coming out on our body?
What if we can't go or there is no urologist in our town .. How can we prevent on this kind of illness? Or what can we do to stop this thing coming out on our body?
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