Patient's question:
There has been for about a month, and I don't know how to deal with it.: Haven't seen a doctor, what kind of assistance is needed: Refer to the reasons and how to do it.Doctor's answer:
Drinking more water leads to more frequent urination, and the proportion of urochrome in the urine is lower, making the color lighter. Drinking less water results in a higher proportion of urochrome in the urine, making the color appear yellow. If urine is left standing for a long time, its color may also become much darker, because a small portion of the urochrome in the urine is hydrolyzed into urochrome. The waste products produced by the human body daily and the excreted urochrome are generally quite constant, so the color of urine will never change significantly. 96% to 99% of urine is water, and the rest is mostly waste products, such as uric acid and creatinine.