It s always yellow urine, isn t it a recurrence of non drenching?

The color of ordinary people's urine is pale yellow. It is more clear when it is cold and more yellow when it is hot, which is related to how much you sweat and drink water, but it can also change with your diet. If you eat an acidic diet, your urine will be dark, and if you eat an alkaline diet, your urine will be light.

Sometimes when a few riboflavin tablets are taken orally, the urine will also appear dark yellow. Changes in urine color like these are extremely short-lived and resolve quickly on their own.

Yellow-brown urine should distinguish between bilirubinuria and biliary urine. Bilirubinuria is often blocked by inflammation, tumors, and stones in the biliary tract in or outside the liver, causing increased biliary pressure, rupture of the bile ducts, and bile overflow, resulting in sodium bilirubin entering the systemic circulation. Bilirubinuria occurs when sodium bilirubin exceeds a certain amount.

Urobiligenuria, often due to liver damage, causes an increase in intestinal absorption of urobiliin, and enters the urine, then urobiliinuria occurs. Or in patients with hemolytic anemia, because a large number of red blood cells are destroyed, a large amount of urobiliary is absorbed into the portal vein circulation through the intestinal wall, and because the liver cannot turn too much urobiliary into bilirubin, urobiliary urine also occurs.

So hepatitis as you said can cause yellow urine, but it doesn't mean that you have hepatitis. First of all, you should consider whether you don't drink enough water, sweat too much, whether you have taken medicine, etc., if you only have yellow urine once or twice, and you don't feel uncomfortable, you don't have to worry. If the urine color is very yellow all the time, and you feel tired, weak, or lose your appetite, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up in time.

If it's just light yellow, it doesn't matter, it's hot, and that's it after the urine is concentrated. Just drink plenty of water. If it is dark yellow or brown, it is recommended that you go to the hospital. Supplement: If the odor is ammonia (a little embarrassed), it is normal, which is the volatilization of urea nitrogen in the urine.

You may have been bitten by a snake once and feared the well rope for ten years. There's no need to worry about it at all! As long as you drink plenty of water and don't get thirsty, this situation will go away.

First go to the hospital to test what bacteria are causing it, and then do drug sensitivity to have targeted medication.

You may have an STD.

AIDS

Just drink plenty of water, and if it doesn't work, you have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

If it is cured with Western medicine, it is very easy**. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine**, e.g. Guilin Sanjin Tablets.

It's no choice but to do so. **After symptoms have fully recovered. It's best to do a double-check.

Nongonococcal urinary tract infections, also known as nonspecific urinary tract infections, typically include itching in the urethra, frequent urination of varying degrees of severity, urgency, painful urination, and difficulty urinating. There is a mucous or purulent discharge from the urethral meatus, which is less symptomatic than gonorrhea.

It is recommended that you go to a regular tertiary hospital**, don't be too anxious, regular hospitals are all possible**, **The best hospital for non-gonorrhea urethritis is Xiangtan Linmin Hospital, **The effect is very good, you can go to them** to see.

1. After non-drenching, it will not be again without contact with the source of infection.

2. After non-drenching, wine and spicy seeds do not need to be avoided.

3. There is no need to wear a condom after the third review of sexual life.

4. I think the doctor's words are correct; Unless you don't** or have been exposed to the source of infection.

5. Mycoplasma is easy to treat. ** The topic is not repeated.

Additional questions: It depends on your age; If you're in your 40s, what's the point of checking your prostate?

Oppose the idea of **2 years back**. Cleanse yourself!

What is non-gonococcal urethritis?

**Follow-up should be followed up at the end of 2 weeks. **Criteria: Clinical symptoms disappear for more than 1 week, no discharge from the urethra, or 4 leukoerythrocytes in the discharge 100x microscope.

Urine is clear, and sediment is negative microscopically. Fluorescence immunoassay urethral (cervical) specimens have negative tests for chlamydia and mycoplasma (when available).

Since the symptoms of non-gonococcal urethritis are mild, the symptoms are even less obvious after **, but it cannot be considered that the disease has **. There are also patients who have passed **, and the doctor tells him that they have **, but the patient still has some uncomfortable symptoms. Both of these situations are confusing, how can it be considered **?

The author believes that the criteria for judging ** can neither be based solely on symptoms, nor can it ignore the patient's perceived symptoms. The absence of symptoms, such as the presence of chlamydia or mycoplasma on laboratory tests, is also a sign that the condition is not under control. The patient has uncomfortable symptoms, and at least 3 laboratory tests have proved negative (7 days, 1 month, 3 months), which can be said to have **.

Non-gonococcal urethritis requires timely and sensitive anti-infection**, which is difficult to heal on its own if not**. Common pathogens of nongonococcal urethritis include pathogens such as Chlamydia trachomatis or Mycoplasma, and non-gonococcal urethritis is also closely related to sexually transmitted diseases. If left untimely, it is likely to turn into a chronic urinary system infection, or even cause ascending cystitis, ureteritis, nephritis and other diseases.

Easy** I've been better for more than 2 years, and I'm still ** as sad as you.

As a common sexually transmitted disease, non-gonococcal urethritis.

Whether it can be **, and whether it will be **, etc., has always been a question of concern for many people. So, can non-gonococcal urethritis be **? Due to the patient's concern, the specialist will answer this question in detail.

1. There is no husband and wife treating at the same time, resulting in mutual infection or repeated infection. Experts suggest that in order to avoid this situation, it is best for husband and wife to have the same examination and **, so as to avoid the formation of ping-pong transmission, which will be difficult to heal for a long time.

2. Why is it easy to be non-shower**? Non-standard use of ** affects the efficacy. Experts said that after many patients were diagnosed**, their symptoms improved or disappeared, and they thought that the drenching had been ** and stopped earlier**, but the symptoms appeared again soon after.

3. Experts pointed out that due to the long incubation period of non-drenching and the lack of obvious symptoms, they are often ignored.

4. Experts also said that mixed infection has increased the difficulty of non-drenching. There is some data that there are many people with non-gonorrhea and gonorrhea, candidiasis albicans or other infections that can cause symptoms of urethritis. If you only pay attention to the non-drenching and ignore the presence of other infections, the symptoms will not disappear completely.

Therefore, experts remind patients and friends to pay attention to the fact that since you want to be non-drenched, you must be attentive, persevere, pay more attention to all aspects of maintenance and health care in daily life, and be wary of the comeback of non-drenching.

Non-gonococcal urethritis can be cured, and it will take half a month to heal, and then it will be rechecked in the hospital until it is all good.

Analysis: Hello, the situation you mentioned, if it is thorough, it will not be after that, there is no need to worry about this, guidance:

Hello, non-gonococcal urethritis is mostly caused by mycoplasma or chlamydia infection, this disease is **thoroughly, it is generally not**, I hope mine can help you. ，