Actually, urine sometimes seems to be a mirror of the body’s health condition. When going to the toilet, pay more attention. If some special manifestations appear, it is very likely that there is an abnormality in the body, especially male friends must take it seriously.
Because the condition of urine is related to the health of many organs such as the kidneys and liver, when the following three manifestations of urine appear, men must actively find out the reasons. If the symptoms cannot be improved, it is best to seek medical attention promptly to avoid jeopardizing greater health.
What are the 3 manifestations of urine that indicate the body may have abnormalities?
The first is the color of urine. Urine color is the easiest to distinguish. Normally, when the body is not dehydrated, the urine excreted is transparent without much color. But if there are abnormalities in the body, the color of the urine will change. For example, if yellow urine appears and you have not reduced water intake or sweated excessively, it indicates that the liver may have been damaged with functional impairment. This means that there is an abnormal increase in bilirubin in the urine, resulting in yellow urine.
In terms of urine color, some people may also have red-colored urine, which may indicate abnormalities in the kidneys. When the kidneys have lesions, it may cause local mucosa damage, leading to bleeding, and the blood is excreted with the urine, showing hematuria. In this case, prompt medical attention is necessary to prevent the further development of kidney disease and reduce the formation of hematuria.
The second is the amount of urine. A normal person should drink about two liters of water a day and supplement nearly a liter of water from various foods. This means there should be about two liters of urine formed every day. If, without any specific circumstances like excessive sweating, the urine reduces or there is no urine at all, it could be an abnormality indicating kidney problems or renal dysfunction.
When the kidneys are affected, there is a problem with water metabolism, leading to the inability to excrete excess water, causing water retention in the body and resulting in symptoms of edema, especially abnormal fat accumulation in the legs. This not only harms kidney health but also threatens the overall health of the body because along with urine excretion, many toxins and waste products from metabolism are also excreted. If these accumulate in the body for a long time, they pose significant health risks.
The third is the change in urine form. After male individuals urinate, many foam bubbles may appear on the urine surface. However, under normal circumstances, these bubbles should quickly disperse. If the foam in the urine does not dissipate, it persistently remains intact, it should be a warning sign of a possible abnormality in the body, suggesting a tendency for kidney lesions.
The reason for the appearance of unbreakable foam in urine is mainly due to the high content of protein. Normally, protein should be absorbed by the kidneys and not appear in large quantities in the urine. Therefore, after this situation occurs, it is essential to promptly examine your kidney function. Only when the kidneys are healthy can the phenomenon of protein loss be alleviated, preventing more serious diseases from threatening body health.
In summary, when male individuals urinate, they should pay attention. If they notice the above-mentioned conditions in their urine, it may indicate abnormalities in the body, and they must promptly go to the hospital for examination, detecting early and treating promptly.
