You may notice changes in your urine occasionally or throughout your pregnancy. It's important to check because turbidity or a change in odor can be a sign of infection. However, it is often a combination of vaginal secretions that removes harmful bacteria from around your cervix.

What is the reason of this?

Turbidity is completely harmless if you only see it for one day without other symptoms. Changes in urine are mostly due to hormonal or dietary changes, especially if you drink a lot of milk at night or eat much. If turbidity is combined with a strong odor, it can be a sign of Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) or Proteinuria, which occurs when too much protein is passed during pregnancy. Changes in urination, including a burning or itchy feeling, can be a sign of an STD, so if you think this is the case, contact your healthcare provider right away.

Tips

If your urine looks this way for more than a day or two, something may be wrong. UTIs are treatable but can be very dangerous if left alone. Your diet changes from food cravings or aversions can be the culprit of turbidity urine, so you may want to find an eating plan that works better for you. You should make sure you drink plenty of water. Don't worry if you occasionally see turbidity urine! If cloudy urine is regular and appears to be due to a UTI, you should notify your healthcare provider.