Finally, the circle was narrowed down further and further, roughly judging that the patient might have a problem of nutritional loss in their urine.
"Does your urine usually have blood or appear white like milk?"
"There's no blood, nor is it as white as milk as you mentioned. Just seems a little cloudy."
This is yet another important piece of information.
Normal urine, even with less water intake, should not be cloudy; at most, it becomes bright yellow.
If one consumes more water and is otherwise healthy, the urine might even be as clear as water.
Her urine being cloudy definitely indicates there's a problem.
This aligns with Li Jingyi's deduction.
"Your condition, I believe once we identify it, shouldn't be too hard to treat. The cost won't be high either. But if we don't find a clear cause, your health might deteriorate significantly. It's already close to the point of collapse."
Li Jingsheng said to her and her partner.
