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The presence of calcium carbonate crystals in urine microscopy is a finding that can be observed when a urine sample is examined under a microscope
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English: Calcium carbonate crystals are a type of urinary sediment and can have various shapes and sizes. Calcium carbonate crystals are composed of calcium and carbonate ions. Here's some information about calcium carbonate crystals in urine microscopy:Composition: Calcium carbonate crystals are made up of calcium ions (Ca²⁺) and carbonate ions (CO₃²⁻). These crystals can form when there is an excess of calcium and carbonate in the urine. Appearance: Under a microscope, calcium carbonate crystals can appear as small, colorless, and transparent crystals with various shapes. They may be round, rectangular, or irregular in shape. Causes: The presence of calcium carbonate crystals in urine can be caused by various factors, including Diet: Consuming foods or supplements high in calcium can increase the likelihood of calcium crystals forming in the urine. Dehydration: Concentrated urine can lead to the formation of crystals. Alkaline Urine: Urine with a high pH (alkaline) is more conducive to the formation of calcium carbonate crystals.Medical Conditions: Certain medical conditions, such as hyperparathyroidism or kidney stones, can predispose individuals to the formation of urinary crystals. |
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