The urine is red in the morning

Perhaps you will find that your urine is red in the morning. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by symptoms of getting angry in the body, it may be caused by diet, or it may be caused by diseases such as urethritis. No matter which one, people need to pay special attention to it. The following will introduce in detail why the urine is red in the morning.

It may be symptoms caused by getting angry, or it may be symptoms caused by inflammation.

Guidance:

It is recommended that you take antipyretic drugs such as Sterculia lychnophora, scented tea, Sanhuang tablets, etc., or you can use Chinese medicine acupuncture, cupping, Tui Na, and other treatments. In your daily diet, you should pay attention to eating more vegetables and fruits containing vitamins, drink more water and less sweet and sour drinks, eat less spicy and fried foods, and pay attention to psychological adjustment.

You should know that urine is not a fixed substance, and its contents often change significantly over time. What we eat, drink, and how our bodies function will show up in the urine we excrete.

Sometimes we consume more water than usual, such as when we have a fever or sweat a lot, so that less water is left to be excreted. At this time, the urine will be dark yellow due to concentration. In addition, the kidneys produce less urine at night, so the urine in the morning will appear dark, thick, and have a strong taste. If we drink more fluids than usual, the urine will become lighter in color due to dilution.

Sometimes we can say that normal urine is light yellow. However, when you drink a lot of boiled water, the water will become pale, almost white or colorless, while when you sweat a lot, it will turn dark yellow. Therefore, we can know that dark yellow urine is not necessarily abnormal. Some people easily mistake dark yellow for red urine, causing the doctor to mistakenly believe that there is hematuria.

In addition, some medications can also change the color of urine. For example, phenabilidine, which is used to treat urethritis, can produce bright orange-red urine. Another common medication for urinary tract or infection can make urine brown. When taking vitamins, your urine may sometimes appear a very strong yellow color. Some medications can turn your urine reddish-brown.