Women's urine is the color of iced tea

What causes urine to be like green tea? Carefully observing the color and characteristics of urine can help us judge our own physical condition. For example, whether there is foam or sediment in the urine, whether the color of urine is normal, etc., can help us to judge. Some people find that the color of their urine is very dark, even like green tea. What causes this?

If the color of a woman's urine is like iced black tea, we must first determine whether it is hematuria. A routine urine test is recommended. If there are no blood cells in the urine routine test, it may be caused by some therapeutic drugs or foods. Common therapeutic drugs include Coptis chinensis, phenolphthalein, rifampicin, etc., and foods include pitaya or foods with relatively high pigment content. If it is hematuria, it must be taken seriously. Regardless of the age or degree of hematuria, attention must be paid to eliminating urinary system tumors. If the B-ultrasound does not detect a tumor, it may be caused by urinary stones or urinary tract infection. It is recommended to drink more water and urinate more often, with the daily water intake exceeding 200-250L. If there is inflammation, it is recommended to take antiviral drugs.

There are many reasons for the color of urine, such as eating some foods with high melanin content. When we eat vegetables, dragon fruit and other foods with high melanin content, the color of urine will also become darker. If we take some special therapeutic drugs, it will also affect the color of urine. For example, some anti-tuberculosis drugs can cause changes in urine color and make the urine red. However, the urine color caused by this reason is like green tea, which will lighten with the metabolism of food and medicine, and the color of urine will return to light yellow.

However, if the darker color of urine is caused by other reasons, you need to be alert. For example, if we have diseases such as urogenital stones, it is easy to cause the color of urine to be like green tea. Stones in locations such as kidney stones, ureteral stones, bladder stones and urethral stones can all cause bleeding in the urine, at which time the urine will become darker in color, like green tea. At this time, patients need to drink more warm water, pay attention to their diet, and observe whether there is any improvement in their urine. If the urine is red and there is discomfort in urination, further examination is needed.

To sum up, dietary reasons and medications can all lead to darker urine color. However, the cause of the disease can also cause red urine. Because the urine color is darker due to the disease, it requires our attention. Only inspection by the street community can find out the cause of the disease and carry out corresponding treatment.