Definition of urine
Urine is a liquid that the kidneys extract from the blood and then work on secretion to the urethra through the ureter and then take it out of the body. The color of the urine may change from natural color to yellow, to several colors such as red, blue, orange and purple. The condition of urine change is a condition requiring urgent and urgent consultation from the doctor. This indicates that there are health problems. Conduct the necessary tests and tests by the patient to avoid any other problems or exacerbate the existing problems that may threaten the patient’s life if exacerbated.
The condition of change in urine color may suffer from many people of men or women, where men notice urination after the completion of urination in the toilet, and women notice the change in urine color after wiping the urine area of the towel, leading to anxiety and fear, especially if the change Urine color accompanied by burning and pain during urination.
Causes of urine change from yellow to other colors
- Eat some types of foods that contain pigments and artificial colors, or take some types of vegetables that contain natural pigments such as beet, which changes the color of urine from yellow to red, and these cases do not require a sense of anxiety and fear that it is a result of Color of the pigment and return the color of urine to the natural yellow color after a short period of the treatment of these dyes.
- Take some types of drugs that change urine color from natural color to other colors.
- A rupture in a urinary tract resulting from traffic accidents, especially in cases of rupture of the urethra.
- The presence of stones in the kidney or in a urinary tract.
- The presence of infections in the genitals or inflammation of the bladder.
- Infection of kidney disease.
- The presence of cancers and tumors in the kidney and bladder.
- Prostate cancer.
- Do not drink enough fluids, which leads to a decrease in the amount of fluids in the body and therefore change the color of urine.
- An increase in red blood cell fracture.
- Diabetes may have a relationship in urine color change.
- The urine may turn green because of some green vegetables such as asparagus.
In general, despite the different conditions leading to urinary urination, a person must observe the color of the urine and see if this change is caused by natural causes that do not cause concern, or by the presence of other diseases that require consultation with the doctor.