Guest guest Posted November 16, 2011 Report Share Posted November 16, 2011 Hi, Lately I notice my son's urine is kind of " blurry " or not as clear as it used to be, I always know when he doesn't get enough water because his urine is a bit more yellow, but it normally has a good clear/yellow color, no strong smell, I'm talking about the first urine in the morning. In the past week almost everyday he's having this whitish color, no bad smell... my doctor says its normal that depends on what he eats and to give him more water, that he seems to be healthy (imagine that, he has autism, how more sick my son needs to be), that if he continue with this, then take him back to the clinic. He did have this a couple of months ago, and then about 7 months ago but only like 2 times. I comment it to the doctor , he had some urine test done, like general stuff, but apparently everything was " OK " , I did take the first sample and forgot it outside the fridge so, I took another one the following day, when I went back to discard the first sample there was a lot f sediment at the bottom of the container, I did mentioned it in here and I was told that it could be oxalates being dumped, but I don't think I do anything for this. Lately he is more expressive and talkative, but is less gentle with his baby sister(2), and looks more " sharp " , is more active and a bit mischievous(which my husband thinks is great, as a sign of development). The only thing different I can think of is the colostrum from kirkmans that he gets in the morning, just about a spoonful, but he's been taking this for a month now. he is 5 yo and weighs about 43 lb. Sasha PS Is it possible that an occasional pear is doing this? he is not sensitive to pears, but just wondering, he is GFCF and no soy except from whatever is not listed in the food and eats lots of veggies. I do keep a daily log, but still can't find what is it that is making him have this (he doesn't complaint or anything). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 16, 2011 Report Share Posted November 16, 2011 Some people see cloudy urine with dumping oxalate. It's like the oxalate crystalsmake the pee more opaque.Pears used to be thought to be low oxalate but now they were retested and they are variable. I am not sure that they would cause the dump. Do you eat other oxalate-y foods? Hi, Lately I notice my son's urine is kind of " blurry " or not as clear as it used to be, I always know when he doesn't get enough water because his urine is a bit more yellow, but it normally has a good clear/yellow color, no strong smell, I'm talking about the first urine in the morning. In the past week almost everyday he's having this whitish color, no bad smell... my doctor says its normal that depends on what he eats and to give him more water, that he seems to be healthy (imagine that, he has autism, how more sick my son needs to be), that if he continue with this, then take him back to the clinic. He did have this a couple of months ago, and then about 7 months ago but only like 2 times. I comment it to the doctor , he had some urine test done, like general stuff, but apparently everything was " OK " , I did take the first sample and forgot it outside the fridge so, I took another one the following day, when I went back to discard the first sample there was a lot f sediment at the bottom of the container, I did mentioned it in here and I was told that it could be oxalates being dumped, but I don't think I do anything for this. Lately he is more expressive and talkative, but is less gentle with his baby sister(2), and looks more " sharp " , is more active and a bit mischievous(which my husband thinks is great, as a sign of development). The only thing different I can think of is the colostrum from kirkmans that he gets in the morning, just about a spoonful, but he's been taking this for a month now. he is 5 yo and weighs about 43 lb. Sasha PS Is it possible that an occasional pear is doing this? he is not sensitive to pears, but just wondering, he is GFCF and no soy except from whatever is not listed in the food and eats lots of veggies. I do keep a daily log, but still can't find what is it that is making him have this (he doesn't complaint or anything). -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 16, 2011 Report Share Posted November 16, 2011 cloudy urine can also be a urinary tract infecton Some people see cloudy urine with dumping oxalate. It's like the oxalate crystalsmake the pee more opaque.Pears used to be thought to be low oxalate but now they were retested and they are variable. I am not sure that they would cause the dump. Do you eat other oxalate-y foods? Hi, Lately I notice my son's urine is kind of "blurry" or not as clear as it used to be, I always know when he doesn't get enough water because his urine is a bit more yellow, but it normally has a good clear/yellow color, no strong smell, I'm talking about the first urine in the morning. In the past week almost everyday he's having this whitish color, no bad smell... my doctor says its normal that depends on what he eats and to give him more water, that he seems to be healthy (imagine that, he has autism, how more sick my son needs to be), that if he continue with this, then take him back to the clinic. He did have this a couple of months ago, and then about 7 months ago but only like 2 times. I comment it to the doctor , he had some urine test done, like general stuff, but apparently everything was "OK", I did take the first sample and forgot it outside the fridge so, I took another one the following day, when I went back to discard the first sample there was a lot f sediment at the bottom of the container, I did mentioned it in here and I was told that it could be oxalates being dumped, but I don't think I do anything for this. Lately he is more expressive and talkative, but is less gentle with his baby sister(2), and looks more "sharp", is more active and a bit mischievous(which my husband thinks is great, as a sign of development). The only thing different I can think of is the colostrum from kirkmans that he gets in the morning, just about a spoonful, but he's been taking this for a month now. he is 5 yo and weighs about 43 lb. Sasha PS Is it possible that an occasional pear is doing this? he is not sensitive to pears, but just wondering, he is GFCF and no soy except from whatever is not listed in the food and eats lots of veggies. I do keep a daily log, but still can't find what is it that is making him have this (he doesn't complaint or anything). -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2011 Report Share Posted November 17, 2011 If its UTI natural way to treat would be to put natural live yogurt, Dr Natasha Mcbride suggests this in her book Gaps, look on gaps.com on FAQ u will find good guideVe used this a few times wth my son and it clears up and oh ve to use it for snout two weeksSent from my iPhone Hi, Lately I notice my son's urine is kind of "blurry" or not as clear as it used to be, I always know when he doesn't get enough water because his urine is a bit more yellow, but it normally has a good clear/yellow color, no strong smell, I'm talking about the first urine in the morning. In the past week almost everyday he's having this whitish color, no bad smell... my doctor says its normal that depends on what he eats and to give him more water, that he seems to be healthy (imagine that, he has autism, how more sick my son needs to be), that if he continue with this, then take him back to the clinic. He did have this a couple of months ago, and then about 7 months ago but only like 2 times. I comment it to the doctor , he had some urine test done, like general stuff, but apparently everything was "OK", I did take the first sample and forgot it outside the fridge so, I took another one the following day, when I went back to discard the first sample there was a lot f sediment at the bottom of the container, I did mentioned it in here and I was told that it could be oxalates being dumped, but I don't think I do anything for this. Lately he is more expressive and talkative, but is less gentle with his baby sister(2), and looks more "sharp", is more active and a bit mischievous(which my husband thinks is great, as a sign of development). The only thing different I can think of is the colostrum from kirkmans that he gets in the morning, just about a spoonful, but he's been taking this for a month now. he is 5 yo and weighs about 43 lb. Sasha PS Is it possible that an occasional pear is doing this? he is not sensitive to pears, but just wondering, he is GFCF and no soy except from whatever is not listed in the food and eats lots of veggies. I do keep a daily log, but still can't find what is it that is making him have this (he doesn't complaint or anything). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2011 Report Share Posted November 17, 2011 The Dr. said is not an UTI, he has hemp milk and almond milk alternated, I also give him brazil nuts for natural selenium intake, about 5 times per week he gets tomato on his soups. Today he had a very clear urine, he is verbal and he is not complaining about any pain or anything at the time of urinating.If its an oxalate dumping, I guess it is good, as it means he is dumping whatever is not god for his little body.Does any of you think it could be a sensitivity to an specific food? Has it it happened to anyone, that maybe just once you pee like that and then it is gone because you didn't ate that food again?SashaTo: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 1:12:15 AMSubject: Re: whiteish urine cloudy urine can also be a urinary tract infecton Some people see cloudy urine with dumping oxalate. It's like the oxalate crystalsmake the pee more opaque.Pears used to be thought to be low oxalate but now they were retested and they are variable. I am not sure that they would cause the dump. Do you eat other oxalate-y foods? Hi, Lately I notice my son's urine is kind of "blurry" or not as clear as it used to be, I always know when he doesn't get enough water because his urine is a bit more yellow, but it normally has a good clear/yellow color, no strong smell, I'm talking about the first urine in the morning. In the past week almost everyday he's having this whitish color, no bad smell... my doctor says its normal that depends on what he eats and to give him more water, that he seems to be healthy (imagine that, he has autism, how more sick my son needs to be), that if he continue with this, then take him back to the clinic. He did have this a couple of months ago, and then about 7 months ago but only like 2 times. I comment it to the doctor , he had some urine test done, like general stuff, but apparently everything was "OK", I did take the first sample and forgot it outside the fridge so, I took another one the following day, when I went back to discard the first sample there was a lot f sediment at the bottom of the container, I did mentioned it in here and I was told that it could be oxalates being dumped, but I don't think I do anything for this. Lately he is more expressive and talkative, but is less gentle with his baby sister(2), and looks more "sharp", is more active and a bit mischievous(which my husband thinks is great, as a sign of development). The only thing different I can think of is the colostrum from kirkmans that he gets in the morning, just about a spoonful, but he's been taking this for a month now. he is 5 yo and weighs about 43 lb. Sasha PS Is it possible that an occasional pear is doing this? he is not sensitive to pears, but just wondering, he is GFCF and no soy except from whatever is not listed in the food and eats lots of veggies. I do keep a daily log, but still can't find what is it that is making him have this (he doesn't complaint or anything). -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2011 Report Share Posted November 17, 2011 Certain supplements can cause the urine to be cloudy also. Cathy > > The Dr. said is not an UTI, Â he has hemp milk and almond milk alternated, I also give him brazil nuts for natural selenium intake, about 5 times per week he gets tomato on his soups. Today he had a very clear urine, he is verbal and he is not complaining about any pain or anything at the time of urinating. > > If its an oxalate dumping, I guess it is good, as it means he is dumping whatever is not god for his little body. > > Does any of you think it could be a sensitivity to an specific food? Has it it happened to anyone, that maybe just once you pee like that and then it is gone because you didn't ate that food again? > > Sasha > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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