Cloudy urine is something many people notice from time to time, and while it may sometimes be harmless—caused by dehydration or even certain foods—it can also signal underlying health conditions that should not be ignored.
When urine is cloudy, it often means that something is present in the urinary tract that shouldn’t be, such as excess protein, bacteria, or crystals.
One common cause is a urinary tract infection (UTI), where bacteria in the bladder or urethra can make urine appear cloudy, sometimes accompanied by pain or burning.
Kidney infections can also cause cloudiness, often with fever and back pain. Another reason may be sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like gonorrhea or chlamydia, which can add pus or discharge to urine, making it look milky.
In men, prostate problems such as prostatitis can also be a factor.
Metabolic and chronic conditions like diabetes can lead to cloudy urine if excess sugar or ketones spill into it.…Keep reading the full & the viral video now.
