What is the reason for women's yellow urine

Urine contains a large amount of waste substances excreted by the body. If there is a problem with the body, the amount of various substances in the urine will exceed the standard, so urine testing is a must in basic physical examinations. Under normal circumstances, urine is a colorless and transparent liquid. What is the reason if a woman's urine is yellow? There are many reasons for yellow urine. Some are caused by internal heat, and some are directly related to diet. Let's learn about it in detail.

1. What causes yellow urine?

If the urine is yellow, but there is no other discomfort, it is mostly normal for the human body; the normal color of human urine is light yellow; especially in the morning, every time you urinate, the chance of yellowing is very high;

Some people may have yellow urine when they take vitamin B, carrots or other medicines such as Sulfate. This will disappear after they stop taking the medicine, so don't worry about it.

If the urine is very yellow, even like strong tea, even if there are no other obvious symptoms, you should consider liver and gallbladder disease and see a doctor immediately;

If the urine is yellow and accompanied by urethral fever, this is a mild urethritis, which is commonly known as getting angry. It occurs especially when you urinate for the first time in the morning. There is no fever when you urinate for the second time. This is mostly due to not getting enough rest the day before, or eating foods that are easy to get angry, such as peppers, alcohol, etc. This does not need to be treated. Everyone will experience this situation countless times in their life.

If you feel that your urine is yellow, your urethra is hot and painful, and you urinate frequently, and in severe cases, there may be blood in your urine or urethral secretions, this is a true symptom of urethritis, which is medically described as frequent, urgent, and painful urination. This type of urination requires antibiotics to treat, and it is recommended to see a doctor.

Pay attention to the fact that severe urethritis also has the symptom of less urine volume each time. In traditional Chinese medicine, there is a symptom called short and red urine, which means that when urethritis causes frequent urination, you urinate less each time - because of the inflammation, you urinate more frequently and less; this is something you must know; urethritis in women is often accompanied by changes in leucorrhea;

2. What disease does yellow urine represent?

1. Transparent with light lemon color: The color of healthy urine is as clear as possible. To make your urine clear, you need to drink more water. If you drink 8 glasses of water a day, your urine should be a healthy color (water can be obtained from tea, fruits and vegetables).

2. Dandelion yellow: The urine that has been accumulated in your kidneys all night may be this color when you just wake up. Because the kidneys produce less urine at night, the urine still has the task of eliminating toxins from the body. In addition, a night's sleep puts the human body in a relatively dehydrated state, so the urine in the early morning is darker in color and has a stronger odor. These are all normal and there is no need to worry too much. Generally, after you drink water, the color and odor of your next urine will be better.

3. Orange-yellow: There is too much vitamin B in the urine. Taking too much vitamin B will cause the urine to be orange-yellow. The urine will become clear after reducing the vitamin dosage. Doctors recommend that if you are used to taking vitamin B tablets, it is best not to take more than one tablet per day.

4. Ruby red: Did you eat beetroots or carrots? Some vegetables and fruits with natural pigments, such as beetroots, raspberries and carrots, will make your urine red. However, don't worry, the phenomenon of urine turning red is only temporary, and the situation will gradually return to normal if you drink a few more glasses of water.

5. Yellow with red: It’s time to go to the hospital for a check-up. Red in the urine may be a symptom of urinary tract infection. If your urine not only turns red but also has a strong odor, or if you feel pain when you urinate, you may have a bacterial infection. Another common situation may be cystitis, which requires going to the hospital immediately to seek medical help.