A lot of white sediment in the urine. What is it?

There are many white sediments in the urine. First of all, it is considered to be crystalline urine, and the most common crystalline urine is phosphateurine, which is due to the precipitation of phosphate crystals in alkaline urine. Phosphateurine is normally discharged intermittently, after eating, especially after drinking more milk products. The main method of diagnosis is to add acetic acid to the urine, and the urine will turn clear. Under the microscope, uncertain phosphate crystals can be seen. In urinary tract infection, there will also be more white sediment, which is often cloudy. Urinary tract infection is a large number of white blood cells, which can make urine cloudy. Bacteriuria and pyuria can be distinguished by urine smell and microscopy. Chyluria is also white turbid, mainly chyle into the urine, which is an emulsified turbidity, which is normally determined by chyle qualitative test.