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I have had bacterial prostatitis for 2.5 months now. i've been on levaquin for 2 weeks and it seems to be helping. i'm finding thick clouds of calcium oxalate in my urine occasionally. i'm afraid this could contribute to my problem. what should i do?
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Prostatitis: Cloudy urine from crystals (whether calcum oxalte or phosphate crystals, which is more common) is harmless and has nothing at all to do with prostatitis. Glad to hear your symptoms are improving.
Answered 4/27/2018
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