Is it normal to have a lot of foam in your urine?

Some people feel that there is a lot of foam in their urine and worry whether they have a disease. Experts point out that the presence of a lot of foam in the urine cannot be judged blindly. Urination too quickly and concentrated urine lead to occasional foamy urine, which is mostly a physiological phenomenon. It is because the substances in the urine increase the tension of the urine and cause foam. However, excluding these factors, you need to be vigilant if there is a lot of foam in the urine. It may be proteinuria, which indicates damage to kidney function. The main manifestation is foam floating in the urine that does not dissipate for a long time. If the patient also has symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, lower limb edema, etc., he must go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis, and take effective treatment measures.

Normal urine contains various nitrogenous substances and minerals, and its concentration varies with the amount of water a person drinks. People who drink less water have higher urine concentration and are more likely to have bubbles; the first urine in the morning is also more likely to have bubbles. Therefore, it is normal for women's urine to have bubbles.

Some women have foam in their urine because of a physical problem that increases the concentration of urine. What is the reason for foam in women's urine? For example, when there is a problem with kidney function, the urine protein increases; when there is a biliary tract disease or hemolytic disease, the bilirubin in the urine increases; when diabetes is not well controlled, the urine sugar increases; when there is a urinary tract infection, the white blood cell count increases; all of these may increase the concentration of urine and make the bubbles exist for a longer time.

Experts point out that if you find that there is a lot of foam in your urine in life, do not judge on your own, or compare the symptoms and buy medicine casually. This will not only be detrimental to treatment, but will also aggravate the disease and cause greater harm to your health. You should choose to go to a regular hospital for professional examination and treatment in time. At the same time, both men and women should wash their hands before and after urinating, keep hygiene and clean, maintain a good living habit, and keep diseases away from you.