Patient's question:
I am 16 years old, have been having sex for more than 3 years, and work overtime every day. Every morning, my urine has a lot of bubbles. I want to make it up now. What medicine should I take? Please collect it.Doctor's answer:
Generally, in many cases, bubbles may appear in urine. First, when suffering from liver or kidney diseases, the content of bilirubin or protein in the urine continuously increases, reducing the surface tension of the urine, and more bubbles are produced during urination. Second, in cases of bladder diseases, such as cystitis or bladder cancer, or other urinary tract infections, the composition of the urine is easily altered, leading to the formation of bubbles. Additionally, when suffering from diabetes, the content of urinary sugar or urinary ketones decreases, the pH of the urine changes, and the surface tension of the urine increases, which can also result in foamy urine. Of course, long-term sexual activity can also lead to foamy urine. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for examination to identify the cause and receive timely symptomatic treatment.