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I have calcium oxalate crystals frequently in my urine. my urinalysis today was normal but cloudy. i could see sediment/white floating stuff in there. is that normal? will they check for crystals if the ua is normal?

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Dr. Laura Anissian answered

UA: A UA would not show crystals, but if they run a microscopic analysis then this would be seen. Did the cloudy urine show any sign signs of infection? I would ask for a repeat with microscopy.

Dr Hickerson agreed

Answered 9/24/2019

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A member asked:

I have calcium oxalate crystals frequently in my urine. my urinalysis today was normal but cloudy. i could see sediment/white floating stuff in there. is that normal? will they check for crystals if the ua is normal?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Laura Anissian answered

Dr Hickerson agreed

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