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I have been to a urologist and he has not been able to make any diagnosis. When dried, the sediment is crystalline and powdery looking but not hard and calcified. This occurs at all times of day, all levels of hydration, and with/without an empty stomach. I have been put on Potassium Citrate to alter my urine pH with no change in symptoms. I have tried limiting caffeine, drinking nothing but water, but nothing notes a difference in symptoms. Usually bacteria (and, less commonly, certain fungi, parasites, and viruses) can cause an infection somewhere in the urinary tract. I have had multiple UAs done with no signifigant findings and a CT done, which showed no stones. Urinary tract infection Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common causes of white particles in the urine. Instead, I will urinate and feel the need to urinate again, and if I force it, I will pass the sediment. Rarely does this sediment pass during actual urination. BlackThey resemble coal, are pocked or are stirated. Dull brown and scablike They may or may not have fibers attached.3. Shiny brown translucent shards Usually these are sharp and glassy looking.2. Fatigue Fever (This often means that the infection has moved into the kidney). ObservationsCertain features of the particles have become easier to categorize based on similiarities noticed over time. I can feel a pressure and warmth at the bladder sphincter and urethra when there is sediment present and ready to pass. Painful, burning feeling in the area of the bladder or urethra, during urination.
At times, it looks like about a tablespoon of sand that is expelled, but sometimes the sand is expelled together in a gritty clump. Sometimes it will happen miltiple times in one day, sometimes nothing for weeks. This started with an occurance every 2-3 months or so and now it has grown much more frequent. For about 2 years I have experienced "peeing sand".
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