Does having cloudy urine means HIV infection?

I have been having cloudy urine sometimes during urination for about a few months. It also burns occasionally when i pee. i had protected sex with three women in the past few months. Am i infected? I am scared because i sucked one of the woman's nipple and some liquid came out. Could that cause infection?

UTI is exactly what you have drink (dark)cranberry juice and or take cranberry pillls

It sounds really bad. You better go and see a doctor. And don't share fluids with anyone you don't want to see dead

I would be more concerned that you either have a urinary tract infection, prostatitis or an STD. You probably should go to a doctor and get this checked.

That doesnt sound like a STD. When you get cloudy urine, it usually means your dehydrated, and not getting enough water into your body.

Try drinking more water, 8 glass tops but dont push yourself, drink as much as you can, 4 glasses is usually enough for me for it to run clear.

If you still are seeing cloudy urine, go to your doctor.

The burning could indicate an infection of the urethra.

No; but it does have many other implications.
Sounds like a urinary tract infection, with dehydration
You need to flush your system with water, if you really hate plain water add just a drop of lemon or cranberry or whatever flavor you like.
Cranberry is very good as it restores the ph-balance in your urine (acid vs alkaline)
Go to the bathroom as soon as you feel the urge DO NOT hold it, this increases the chances of getting infections

If you are in pain go to the doctor and he will test you and prescribe the correct med to help you. Most urinary tract infections respond well with anti-biotics/sulfurs

Don't forget to wash your hands frequently


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Cloudy urine can be due to 3 general problems - infections, too much protein in the urine, or too many cells in the urine. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are relatively uncommon in men. However, if present, it should prompt the doctor to investigate why. Burning with urination is a common symptom of urethritis. While urethritis can be due to UTIs, other causes may include mechanical trauma and STDs.

Normal urine can have trace amounts of protein, but higher levels of protein may suggest an underlying disease. On occasion, dehydration may cause proteinuria (protein in urine). Other causes include kidney disease and cancer.

Lastly, urine may appear cloudy due to too many cells. As with protein, there is generally very few cells in urine. But an increased urinary cell count may suggest kidney disease, infections, or cancer.

You should discuss your concerns with your doctor. Besides a proper history and physical, he/she may perform additional tests.