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What Causes Shaky, Nausea, Cloudy Urine During Morning With UTI History?

I have this same issue, shaky when I wake up. I had a UTI over a year ago, and I am still shaky in the morning, with cloudy urine, then the rest of the day, clear urine and ok. Nausea most mornings. I assume I'm dehydrated in the AM, but no matter how much water I drink, same thing.
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Thanks for contacting healthcare magic.

You have problem of cloudy urine that mostly because of urinary tract infection.

After urine culture start a antibiotics course under doctor's suggestion.
Urine test and microscopic examination is helpful for diagnose.

Proper physical examination and history give exact idea.
Consent a nephrologist for further diagnosis..

I hope my guidance is helpful to you.
Take care.Thanks.
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What Causes Shaky, Nausea, Cloudy Urine During Morning With UTI History?

Thanks for contacting healthcare magic. You have problem of cloudy urine that mostly because of urinary tract infection. After urine culture start a antibiotics course under doctor s suggestion. Urine test and microscopic examination is helpful for diagnose. Proper physical examination and history give exact idea. Consent a nephrologist for further diagnosis.. I hope my guidance is helpful to you. Take care.Thanks.