What if there is white floc in urine?

Urinary tract infection is mainly due to bacterial infection will invade the urothelial mucosa, resulting in white floc in the urine, so that urine turbidity. If the white blood cells in the urine routine is elevated, red blood cells are also elevated, you can be diagnosed as urinary tract infection. Before the urine culture results come out, the corresponding antibiotics can be selected according to clinical experience for treatment. The commonly used anti-inflammatory drugs include cephalosporins or macrolides, such as cefdinir, cefixime, levofloxacin, etc. After the urine culture results come out, it is recommended that sensitive antibiotics can be selected according to the results of urine culture and drug sensitivity test results, so that the treatment of urinary tract infections will be more targeted.