Pictures of white particles in urine

Sediment in urine refers to gritty particles, mucus, white or red blood cells, that can be detected in a urine test or that give urine a cloudy look.

Cloudy urine

Normal urine usually contains traces of invisible sediment or particles that can only show up in a urinalysis. If your urine looks murky or cloudy or if doctors detect too much urinary sediment or protein, it can indicate an infection.

Healthy pee should usually be a clear pale straw color without any visible debris or sediment. If you drink enough fluids and you don’t have an underlying medical condition, you should pass about 1 to 2 liters of clear urine in a 24-hour period.

Sometimes, side effects of medication, sweating, or your general health can affect the amount and color of urine that you pass.

Checking for the amount of sediment and particles in your urine can help doctors see how your kidneys and urinary tract system are working.

Very often, urine tests to check for sediment are done to check for kidney infections, inflammation of the urinary tract, or bladder i

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