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White tissue like thread in urine
Did urine culture and sensitivity test, it says no bacterial growth present but still seeing small white tissue like thread floating in urine sometimes, what can it be
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Take treatment for uti
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Hello! I understand your question. The thread most likely due to the substance secreted from the cervix. It changes due to many factors like hormone levels in your period cycle, water intake, infections, etc. If you dont have any itching, fishy odor or burning while urinating, no need to worry!
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