Specialist: You have a lot of data, but no answer. A possibility could be kidney stones. It must be very frustrating for you. Please seek out the care of a urologist or kidney specialist to guide you. This could be many different things. Seek help today and feel better.
Answered 1/31/2015
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Phosphaturia : Intermittent cloudy urine without and increase amount of white blood cells, or other symptoms, in the setting of an otherwise negative work-up, could simply be related to increased phosphate levels in the urine (phosphaturia).
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