Is foam in women's urine a big problem?

If women do not pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts on a daily basis, or if there are pathological changes in their reproductive organs, then their urine may contain foam. When women have foamy urine, they are often too embarrassed or shy to go to the hospital to consult a doctor, which may cause hidden dangers to their health. So is it a big problem for women to have foam in their urine?

Reasons for foamy urine in women

If a woman's urine contains large bubbles that disappear quickly, she should be alert to whether it is diabetes. However, if there is a layer of fine foam floating on the surface of the urine and it does not dissipate for a long time, it is likely proteinuria.

The earliest change of nephritis is the appearance of proteinuria in the urine. During this stage, there are often no other symptoms or signs except occult blood in the urine. If it is not treated actively and effectively, the nephritis will further develop and renal insufficiency will occur in five years, and it will develop into uremia in about ten years. This is the inevitable development law of proteinuria and occult blood in the urine.

Of course, if foamy urine is accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, pain, edema, high blood pressure, or symptoms such as polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, and dry mouth, you must go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis and take effective treatment measures.

When foam appears in the urine for a long time, it is very necessary to go to a professional hospital for an examination to find out the cause, even if it is not caused by kidney disease. Of course, if the examination results show that the foam in the urine is caused by kidney disease, then choosing an effective treatment method and timely treatment will also be very beneficial to the treatment effect.

I hope that female friends will seek timely treatment if they have foamy urine in the future, because this may be caused by an illness. Timely treatment will help recovery from the illness.