What is the reason for brown urine

If you find that your urine is brown in color in your daily life, you must be alert. This situation is often related to some serious diseases, such as kidney function disease, acute icteric hepatitis, etc., or acute nephritis, which may cause such changes in urine color. At this time, you must go to the hospital for regular examination in time, pay attention to it, and avoid causing greater harm to your health.

What causes tea-colored urine?

Patients with severe burns, hemolytic anemia, wrong blood transfusion, acute nephritis, acute icteric hepatitis, or kidney compression may excrete urine that is the color of soy sauce. Some people excrete brown urine and experience dizziness, nausea, or yellow eyes after eating broad beans. They are medically called favism patients.

What color urine is the healthiest?

Healthy urine should be light yellow and transparent, without any precipitation or turbidity, just like the first cup of tea you brew. Of course, when you drink a lot of water, your urine may be colorless like boiled water. When you drink less water and sweat a lot, it will be like the yellow color of beer. All of these situations are normal.

How many times a day is normal for a person to urinate?

Since everyone drinks different amounts of water, the frequency of urination also varies. But in general, a normal urine output of 1000~2000 ml per day is considered normal, with 1500 ml being appropriate. Urinating more than 2500ml is considered polyuria, and you should reduce your water intake appropriately. Urinating less than 400ml is considered oliguria. At this time, you should drink more water so that the urine color will not be yellow.

Within the normal urination range, a normal person urinates 4 to 6 times a day, and the urine volume is generally around 200 ml to 500 ml each time. But if you don’t drink much water during the day or at night, but always have to urinate urgently and go to the toilet frequently, you should pay attention to whether you have any disease.

The first urine in the morning is very important. After a night's rest, urine can reflect our physical condition. We must observe carefully whether the color is dark or light, whether it is turbid or foamy. Different situations represent different diseases. If you want to know whether your five internal organs are healthy, take a good look at your urine.