The first urine in the morning can tell your health

Sleep, diet and bowel movements can reflect a person's health and illness. The first urine in the morning can reflect one's health. This urine is different from the urine during the day. The color and smell of the urine can be used to determine whether a person is healthy. If your urine is yellow, it could be a sign of liver disease, and if your urine is red at night, it could mean that your urine contains blood cells. Let’s take a closer look below.

If you feel a layer of fine bubbles floating on the surface of your urine that lasts for a long time, this may be an early symptom of nephritis or indicate that a man has prostatitis.

These "small bubbles" are caused by excessive protein in the urine. The earliest change of nephritis is the appearance of protein in the urine. At this time, there are often no other symptoms. If it is not treated actively and effectively, nephritis will further develop into problems such as renal insufficiency.

In addition, if a man suffers from prostatitis, his urine may carry prostatic fluid, which will cause oil droplets on the surface of the urine, and also present a "bubble urine" state with many "small bubbles".

Normal situation: If the bubbles are large or of varying sizes and last for a short time, it is because the ingredients in the urine make the urine more tense. This is normal foam and there is no need to be nervous.

Urine is yellow like strong tea: Pay attention to liver problems

If your urine is yellow like strong tea for a long time, it indicates liver problems.

If the bile duct inside or outside the liver is blocked by inflammation, tumors, or stones, liver damage or hepatitis will cause yellow urine. If you have a long-term problem with yellow urine, be sure to pay attention to whether you have other symptoms, such as jaundice, fatigue, upper abdominal discomfort and pain, and pay attention to relevant liver examinations.

Normal condition:

Experts reveal that if yellow urine only occurs once or twice, for a short period of time and without any other discomfort, you can rest assured. Changes in urine color are related to sweating, water intake, and diet. If you sweat a lot and drink little water, the color of your urine will become darker. The urine discoloration caused by the above reasons can be restored in a short time. In addition, when you just wake up, the kidneys have accumulated urine from the entire night, so the urine is darker in color and has a stronger odor. After you drink the water, the color and odor of your next urine will be better.

Yellow urine with red tinge: Urinary tract infection

Red urine is likely a symptom of a urinary tract infection, such as urethritis, urinary stones, etc. Usually, hematuria is accompanied by frequent urination, urgency and pain. It is recommended that you go to the urology department for examination to avoid missing the best time for treatment.

Normal condition:

Eating vegetables and fruits with natural pigments such as carrots will make your urine appear red. But this phenomenon is only temporary, and the situation will gradually return to normal if you drink a few more glasses of water.

Blood in urine: There must be something abnormal

If there is blood in the urine, it means that there must be something wrong with your body. The causes of hematuria are very complicated. There are hundreds of diseases that can cause hematuria. Therefore, further examination is necessary to identify the symptoms.

If hematuria is accompanied by distension and pain in the lower back or abdominal colic on one side, kidney or ureteral stones are most likely the cause; if hematuria is accompanied by dull pain in the lower back and abdomen, urgency, frequency and pain in urination, it is mostly urinary tract infection or tuberculosis; if hematuria is accompanied by nose bleeding, bleeding gums, or skin bleeding, it may be due to a systemic bleeding disease, such as thrombocytopenia, allergic purpura, hemophilia, or even leukemia.