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What Causes Tiny Particles In Urine After Bladder Infection?

After I peed, I wiped and I had what looked like tiny particles that were on the toilet paper. I ve had a severe bladder infection that keeps reoccurring. I m on antibiotics now and was. They put me on it before but it came back. And this time it still hurts after about 3 or 4 days of taking the antibiotic. Usually I feel better after the 1st or 2nd day. Help. This is the 1st time it s happened
Wed, 3 Feb 2016
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Hi. You are having repeated infections of the urinary tract. This may be an indication of some anatomic defect. If one of my patients had such a problem I would advise a CT scan to rule out any anatomic abnormality. The particles in your urine may be very tiny kidney stones. Now there a different types of kidney stones. Stones from infection are large and cannot be paased in the urine ruling out infection as the possibility for your urine particles. Other causes may include calcium stones, oxalate stones, cystine stones. I would suggest checking your Calcium level as well. In the meanwhile make sure to drink lots of water to avoid making kidney stones if that is the problem.
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What Causes Tiny Particles In Urine After Bladder Infection?

Hi. You are having repeated infections of the urinary tract. This may be an indication of some anatomic defect. If one of my patients had such a problem I would advise a CT scan to rule out any anatomic abnormality. The particles in your urine may be very tiny kidney stones. Now there a different types of kidney stones. Stones from infection are large and cannot be paased in the urine ruling out infection as the possibility for your urine particles. Other causes may include calcium stones, oxalate stones, cystine stones. I would suggest checking your Calcium level as well. In the meanwhile make sure to drink lots of water to avoid making kidney stones if that is the problem.