Analysis of the causes of strong urine odor

For women, gynecological diseases are generally easy to detect. If there are abnormal leucorrhea, irregular or disordered menstruation, it means that you may have a gynecological disease. For men, urine can also be used to determine whether or not there is any disease, such as the color and smell of urine. Here are some reasons why urine may have a strong odor.

As we all know, the kidneys are important metabolic organs in the body and are also the organs that produce urine. When people drink liquids such as soda, tea, and soup, nutrients such as water are absorbed into the blood through the gastrointestinal tract, circulate through the blood, and are processed by the kidneys to form urine and excreted from the body. Therefore, urine is a mixture of water and some metabolic end products of the human body, and its formation comes directly from the blood. The reason why the amount and composition of urine excreted by the human body can remain normal is closely related to the function of the kidneys. If the permeability of the glomerulus increases, or the reabsorption of the renal tubules weakens, or the excretion and secretion functions of the renal tubules are abnormal, it will directly affect the changes in urine volume or urine composition; at the same time, the body's metabolism, disease, etc. will also affect the changes in urine volume or urine composition. Therefore, understanding of abnormal urine conditions is conducive to early detection and early treatment of diseases.

Normal urine is light yellow, and the depth of urine color is related to urine volume and body metabolism. If you have high fever and little urine volume, the color will be dark, and if you have a lot of urine, the color will be light. If you drink less water, or eat a lot of carrots and riboflavin, furanidine drugs, the urine may be dark yellow or orange; if you take dyes or drugs such as methylene blue and phenyl salicylate, the urine may be blue; if you eat beets or drugs such as phenol red and rifampicin, the urine may be light red or red. This is all normal and if you stop eating these foods or taking the medication, your urine will return to a light yellow color.

Normal urine, if left for a long time, will decompose and produce an ammonia smell. However, if the newly discharged urine has an ammonia smell, it often indicates chronic cystitis and chronic urinary retention. If the urine has a fecal odor, it is likely an E. coli infection; if it has an apple smell, it is mostly caused by diabetic ketoacidosis.

The above is an analysis of the reasons for strong urine odor. Of course, it is not only for men, but women can also refer to it. When there is something wrong with the body, it often sends out some signals. For example, when you are about to catch a cold, your throat will feel dry, you will sneeze, and you will feel cold all over. If you know the common sense in this regard and are careful in your daily life, you will get twice the result with half the effort by taking preventive measures and treating the problems in time once there are signals.