Why is my urine yellow after taking the medicine

In daily life, because of the need for treatment of certain diseases, some unexpected situations may occur when taking medicines. For example, some medicines may cause yellow urine after taking them. This is also a normal physiological phenomenon. Don’t worry too much. When this happens, the most important thing is to drink more water, which will help promote the excretion of drug residues from the body as soon as possible, which will be more beneficial to the health of the body.

Why is my urine yellow after taking medicine?

If yellow urine appears after oral bactericidal drugs, we mainly consider that the yellow urine is caused by drugs, especially furazolidone. The urine color changes significantly after taking it. You should drink more water, and if you have liver disease, have your liver function checked. The above suggestions are for your reference only.

Chronic yellow urine may be caused by the following reasons:

1. Urethritis: Some urethritis patients may also present with long-term yellow urine, so it should be taken seriously.

2. Liver disease: When the liver is diseased, the urine will usually appear as strong tea color. Since the kidneys cannot break down the above-mentioned bilirubin, etc., they will be excreted from the body with urine, causing the urine to be yellow and last for a long time.

3. Prostatitis: Long-term yellow urine may be prostatitis. In addition to long-term yellow urine, the symptoms of prostatitis also include a burning sensation and pain in the urethra during urination, and as the disease worsens, the pain radiates to the surrounding organs. Some male friends may also suffer from sexual dysfunction.

Men should not take it lightly if they have yellow urine for a long time. Every adverse reaction of the body will affect the overall physical condition. We need to understand the signal lights sent by the human body. If a man has yellow urine for a long time, it is a warning signal from the body, reminding male friends to improve their awareness of men's health care, go to the hospital in time, and get rid of the disease troubles as soon as possible.

What does normal urine look like? Under normal circumstances, urine is light in color, transparent, and has no precipitation or turbidity. Freshly excreted urine has a special grassy aroma, but after being left for a long time, it develops an ammonia smell due to decomposition. If a urine infection occurs, it may cause urine odor. Urine infection is caused by many factors, most of which are caused by unclean sexual life. Urine infection can cause cystitis and suppurative pyelitis, and the possibility of urethritis cannot be ruled out.