What causes foam in female urine?

Male friends usually urinate while standing, so it is easier for foam to appear when urinating. The appearance of foam is also a normal phenomenon. However, when female friends urinate, due to different postures, if a large amount of foam is produced when urinating, it should attract the attention of many female friends. So, what is the reason for foam in female urine? Let us let the experts explain it in detail.

Experts say that women's urine has foamy bubbles because when there is a problem with their physical condition, the concentration of urine will increase, which will also increase the number of bubbles in the urine. For example: when there is a problem with kidney function, the urine protein increases; when there is a biliary tract disease or hemolytic disease, the bilirubin in the urine increases; when diabetes is not well controlled, the urine sugar increases; when there is a urinary tract infection, the white blood cells in the urine increase; these may increase the concentration of urine, there will be more bubbles, and the bubbles will exist longer. However, even in these situations, women may not easily notice the bubbles because they sit or squat while urinating.

Foam in female urine is closely related to the kidneys. If there is a problem in this regard, it can be divided into the following two types:

1. Functional proteinuria: "Exercise, fever, work, cold, emotional excitement or tension" will increase the permeability of the kidneys, resulting in a temporary increase in the excretion of urinary protein, which is more common in adolescents. Its characteristic is that once these inducing factors disappear, proteinuria will no longer exist. This should be a common condition for ordinary people!

2. Postural proteinuria: It may be a problem with the kidneys, such as uremia. When you are bedridden, that is, lying down, the urine protein value may be normal, but when you move (exercise), the urine protein amount will "gradually increase". You may wish to observe yourself to see if this situation still occurs after exercise!

Through the above experts’ detailed introduction to some of the reasons for foam in women’s urine, I believe that everyone should now have a clear understanding and knowledge of why there is foam in women’s urine. I hope that the above introduction can help many female friends find out the reasons as soon as possible and go to a regular professional hospital for targeted treatment.