Patient's question:
I often have yellow urine, whether it's in the morning or at other times. The color feels particularly strong. Is this normal? What are the causes of long-term yellow urine?Doctor's answer:
If the urine is relatively yellow, it is recommended to check the liver and gallbladder, undergo an ultrasound examination to see if there is cholecystitis or gallstones, and perform the two pairs and a half, HCV, and liver function tests to check for hepatitis. Avoid drinking alcohol. Drinking alcohol may also lead to liver function damage, causing this symptom. Additionally, drink more water, as otherwise, concentrated urine may also exhibit this phenomenon. Of course, certain medications can also cause yellow urine, such as taking: compound vitamin B or vitamin B2, which may lead to yellow urine.