White cloudy urine in the morning can be broadly classified into physiological and pathological causes. Physiological reasons are usually related to factors such as drinking water, improper diet and sexual life; in pathological cases, the white cloudy state of morning urine is usually related to urinary tract diseases. There are several common reasons for this: 1. Physiological reasons: 1. Drinking less water: As a result of drinking too little water has led to the concentration of urine and the appearance of white cloudy urine in the morning. If this situation occurs, it is recommended that patients ensure sufficient daily intake of water, the symptoms can be relieved; 2, improper diet: after patients have recently consumed a large amount of meat, greasy food or vegetables, the urine may exclude a large amount of oxalate, phosphate and other substances, the formation of urine crystals, usually accompanied by yellow urine, difficult urination, etc.. This situation will also lead to white cloudy urine in the morning, you can take sodium potassium hydrogen citrate for dissolution under the guidance of a doctor; 3, semen residue: there are some people, the previous night there was sex, then semen may be stored in the urethra, when the morning urination, the residual semen will be discharged with the urine, so there is white cloudy urine in the morning. Second, pathological causes: 1, upper urinary tract infection: patients may have pyelonephritis, kidney effusion and other diseases. When there is a serious infection in the kidney, the pus will flow through the ureter to the bladder and eventually flow out together with the urine mixture. This part of the patients often has more serious symptoms, and the clinical manifestations are often: significant pain, chills and high fever in the affected side of the lower back. If the toxin has entered the bloodstream, it may cause bacteraemia or toxemia. In this case, the following measures can be taken for treatment: first, use high-dose antibiotics for treatment; second, for patients with pus accumulation in the kidney, timely drainage of pus can be relieved by placing ureteral stents or nephrostomy; 2. Lower urinary tract infection: the most common disease is cystitis. When the bladder is inflamed, the mucosal epithelium of the urinary tract is invaded by pathogenic bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Proteus mirabilis, causing congestion, edema and ulceration of the mucosa of the bladder and urethra. The highly swollen uroepithelium tends to detach, which, together with the bacteria and metabolic wastes in the urine mixed with each other, produces white urine. In this case, it is recommended to perform routine urine tests, and if a large number of white blood cells are found in the urine, it is recommended to give quinolone antibiotics for treatment, and clinically commonly used drugs are levofloxacin; 3. Prostatitis: usually, male patients suffering from prostatitis, the prostate gland will be highly swollen and congested, and too much prostate fluid flows into the urine, easily causing the morning urine to be white with turbidity. If the diagnosis can be made that the morning urine is white and cloudy due to prostatitis, the following measures can be taken to alleviate it: first, use a sufficient amount and course of antibiotics to help relieve the symptoms; second, it is recommended that patients choose to take a sitz bath for 30-40 minutes every night to help promote blood circulation around the prostate; 4. Celiac disease: Most of this is due to the destruction of the lymphatic vessels adjacent to the urinary system. The lymphatic fluid leaks into the urine, producing white urine and very cloudy, medically called celiac disease. The lymphatic vessels are mainly responsible for the transfer of lymphatic fat, so damage to the lymphatic vessels is equivalent to fat running into the urine, and celiac disease can be seen in common diseases such as filariasis, urological tuberculosis, and urological tumors. In case of celiac disease, it is recommended to check for a clear diagnosis and treat the cause. In addition, rare urothelial cancer can also cause this condition. Patients are advised to go to the hospital for relevant examination and treatment in time to avoid delaying the condition when abnormalities are found and life effects are excluded.