Why does my urine smell so bad?

Urinating is the act of urinating. Under normal circumstances, urine does not have a very bad smell, but some people have adverse conditions and their urine has a very smelly smell. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be that there is a problem with the human urinary system, or there may be a problem with the human spleen and stomach. No matter which situation it is caused by, people need to pay special attention to it. The following is a detailed introduction to why urine smells very bad.

The smell of normal urine comes from the volatile acids in the urine. When urine is discharged from the body and left there, an ammonia smell may appear due to the decomposition of urea.

If newly discharged urine has an ammonia smell, it is a sign of chronic cystitis and urinary retention. Some foods, such as garlic and onions, and certain medications can also cause urine to have a distinctive odor. In diabetic ketoacidosis, the urine may have an apple-like odor.

In addition, inflammation can also cause urine odor. It is best to take anti-inflammatory drugs internally and use potassium permanganate solution externally for cleaning or rinsing.

Based on the above situations, the cause of abnormal urine odor can be roughly determined.

If a child has this condition, the first thing to consider is whether he is lacking zinc, because zinc deficiency can lead to loss of taste, decreased appetite, anorexia, and partial eclipse.

Guidance:

The principles of treatment are to regulate the spleen and stomach, strengthen the spleen and replenish qi, and nourish the stomach and yin. You can choose Chinese patent medicines such as Xingpi Yangwei Granules, Seabuckthorn Granules, and Jianpi Xiaoji Oral Liquid for treatment. Chinese medicine has fewer side effects and is an ideal choice for regulating children's spleen and stomach.

The smell of normal urine comes from the volatile acids in the urine. When urine is discharged from the body and left there, an ammonia smell may appear due to the decomposition of urea.

If newly discharged urine has an ammonia smell, it is a sign of chronic cystitis and urinary retention. Some foods, such as garlic and onions, and certain medications can also cause urine to have a distinctive odor. In diabetic ketoacidosis, the urine may have an apple-like odor.

In addition, inflammation can also cause urine odor. It is best to take anti-inflammatory drugs internally and use potassium permanganate solution externally for cleaning or rinsing.

Based on the above situations, the cause of abnormal urine odor can be roughly determined.