Why is my urine always yellow?

In our lives, if there are some problems in a certain part of our body, it will manifest itself in other ways. Sometimes we can judge whether we have a disease by observing the condition of our urine. For example, sometimes the urine suddenly turns yellow. These details should be paid attention to. For the sake of our health, they cannot be ignored.

Yellow urine refers to the color of urine being yellow or yellowish brown. The causes of yellow urine include normal physiological factors. For example, many people's morning urine is yellower, or taking certain medications may cause yellow urine. Yellow urine may also be caused by pathological factors, such as liver and kidney diseases, reproductive and urinary system diseases, etc. Yellow urine is caused by physiological factors, such as yellow morning urine. If the first urine after getting up in the morning is yellow, there is no need to worry. Because after a whole night of rest, the urine in the body will be concentrated, the waste content will be higher, and the color will be yellower. Especially when you drink less water, the color of your morning urine will be darker. This is normal and there is no need to worry.

Food causes Eating vegetables and fruits with natural pigments, such as carrots, can also change the color of your urine. However, this phenomenon is only temporary. If you drink a few more cups of water, it will gradually return to normal. Pathological yellow urine, liver and kidney diseases. In clinical examinations, yellow urine is divided into two categories: one is bilirubinuria and the other is urobiligenuria. Bilirubinuria refers to the condition in which bilirubin in the gallbladder enters the blood circulation. The cause is usually inflammation of the bile duct, which causes the bile duct to rupture, resulting in bile entering the blood. Urobilinogenuria is caused by liver damage. Liver damage increases the intestinal absorption of urobilinogen, and when urobilinogen dissolves into urine, yellow urine appears. In addition, people with hemolytic anemia will have massive destruction of red blood cells, and urobilinogen will also be absorbed through the intestines, causing the liver to be unable to convert a large amount of urobilinogen into bilirubin, which will also cause urobilinogenuria. Yellow urine after intercourse.

Many women will have yellow urine after having sex, and the urine has an unpleasant odor. Sometimes it is caused by condoms, but most of the time this kind of yellow urine is generally caused by reproductive system diseases. Inflammation is the most common. Taking certain medications can also cause yellow urine. Such drugs include riboflavin, which can cause yellow urine, and furazolidone and mefenamic acid can also cause yellow urine. Other drugs that cause yellow urine include rhubarb. The yellow urine will disappear after stopping the medication, so there is no need to worry about this type of yellow urine. In fact, according to the above description of some of the situations regarding yellow urine, the appearance of yellow urine is not necessarily normal, because normal urine should be light-colored. Therefore, if the above situation occurs again, you still need to pay attention. I hope female friends can pay attention to it. If you find that you have yellow urine for a long time, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid missing the best time for healing. In short, health always comes first.