What to do if there is foam in women's urine?

In modern society, the increasing pressure of life, work and family and the acceleration of the fast-paced life have made people pay less attention to their physical condition. Especially for female friends, due to their congenital constitution, women are more susceptible to gynecological diseases, and the burden of daily life makes it impossible for female friends to take care of their bodies in time. Then the simplest and most effective way is to start from the daily details of life and infer their own physical condition. For example, what is the reason for foam in women's urine? what to do?

In life, urination is something that everyone does every day, and it is also an important clue for people to judge health problems nowadays. Therefore, when women encounter situations such as turbid urine, they will be confused and worried, not knowing what causes the turbid urine. The normal color of urine is either clear and transparent or slightly yellow. When white liquid or crystals are found in the urine, it is called turbid urine. This is a sign of physical abnormality and needs to be taken seriously. Urinary tract infection can be ruled out without a urine routine test (no frequent, urgent or painful urination). If you drink too little water, your urine will become concentrated and cloudy. It is normal for urine to have foam and disappear within 5 seconds. Of course, there are patients with kidney disease. When a routine urine test shows a large amount of proteinuria, foam will appear in the urine due to the increased surface tension of the protein. Don't worry too much before going to the hospital for examination and testing. If you are worried that it is a kidney problem, such as kidney disease, it is recommended to do urine routine, blood routine, renal function and kidney B-ultrasound and other examinations. Men can also do prostate examinations at the same time to rule out disease. Drink plenty of water and try not to hold your urine.

From this we can see that foam in women’s urine is generally not a disease. If you find that your urine is occasionally turbid, you can drink plenty of water and maintain more than 300 ml of water per day. In this way, the circulation in the body will proceed smoothly and there will naturally be less foam in the urine. If the urine condition does not improve after drinking water for a long time, you should go to the hospital for relevant examinations.