real dark , foamy and smelly urine , is caused by what? and is it a symptom of an STD?
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In the medical laboratory a urine specimen received for analysis bearing the characteristics you describe could very well indicate a possible liver condition.  A deep yellow or brownish coloration may be due to bilirubin or excessive urobilinogen.  Also through my studies and experience a foamy urine also frequently indicates the prescence of bilirubin.  The smell could be due to infection.  Blood could also very well be found in a urine such as this.  I would think your best move would be to present this information to a medical doctor as soon as possible.  Even if nothing comes of it-I feel like there might be something going on that needs to be addressed quickly.  Better safe than sorry.
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no there isnt and if your not really sure what it is you should get checked because there are other stds that can have some of the same symptoms so you should be positive of what you are treating signs are (itching white cheesy like discharge not a strong odor) but i really think you should go to a clinic and be tested
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Please tell her Trichomoniasis (STD) is a vaginal infection without any noticeable symptoms for man an and women. You may go along with your girl friend for medical checkup at any clinical lab. \nTrichomoniasis (STD) Incubation Period: If symptoms appear, it usually takes from 3 to 28 days for them to develop. A treatable bacterial infection of male urethra & female pelvis.                       A watery, greyish, yellowish, or greenish bubbly discharge (may become thicker)\nAn unpleasant odor.\nPain and itching when urinating.\nMost apparent after your period.\n\nOther two types of vaginal infections are as follows:-\nYeast Infection(fungus)- A treatable fungal infection of the vagina.                                                           White cottage cheese-like thick discharge, but no strong odor.\nSwelling and pain around vulva.\nIntense itching and burning.\nPainful sexual intercourse.\n\nBacterial Vaginosis- Incubation period: Anywhere from 12 hours to five days. Vaginal infection. Fluids may be foamy or frothy (heavier than usual)\nA white, gray or yellowish vaginal discharge.\nA fishy odor that is strongest after sex or after washing with soap.\nItching and burning.\nSlight redness and swelling of the vagina and vulva\nPlease see the webpages for more details on Trichomoniasis.
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You may have a urine infection that's long overdue for antibiotics, an STD or maybe that's how your paricular body works. Don't take any risks - GO SEE A DOCTOR ASAP!
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I'M NOT A DOCTOR BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE AN COMBINATION OF TWO THINGS.IT COULD BE A YEAST INFECTION THAT HAS ALSO CAUSED A URINARY TRACT INFECTION.I DO KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE ANTIBIOTICS AND OTHER MEDS CAN CAUSE THIS PROBLEM.LOOK UP THE MEDS YOU ARE ON IN A MED BOOK OR ON YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE SIDE EFFECTS.PLUS YOU MAY NOT ABLE TO TAKE ANTIBIOTICS.I CAN'T TAKE THEM WITHOUT GETTING A YEAST INFECTION.HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN A STEROID BEFORE? THIS COULD BE PROBLEM ALSO.I WOULD GET A SECOND OPPION TO SEE WHAT THE REAL PROBLEM IS IF YOUR DOCTOR ISN'T ACTING LIKE YOU WANT HIM TO OR ISN'T ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS.
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sounds like a urinary tract infection, see a doctor
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Could be alot of things:\nTrichomoniasis\nYeast Infection\nChlamydia\nEarly miscarriage\nUntreated STD of almost any kind\n\n... or just about anything else!\nA doctor needs to look at it to diagnose.
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My answer would depend on if you are male or female.  I will assume female since we get them much more frequently than men. UTI is technically caused by a bacteria. However, rough or frequent sex can cause it(it can tear the urinary meatus thus allowing bacteria in), nylon underwear(by not letting enough air circulate), feminine powders and sprays, colored toilet tissue, yeast infections, and wiping the wrong way after urinating.\n\n\nHow to prevent them:  Always wipe front to back, urinate after sex(flushes the bacteria away from the opening), drink lots of water, wear cotton underwear, use white perfume free tissue, do not use feminine sprays or powders.\n\nGood Luck:) \n\nP.S. Cranberry Juice is a good home remedy the acidity inhibits bacteria growth and helps flush out your urinary tract.
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More than likely it is an infection--get to a dr., preferrably a urologist asap!
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Depends on your age.  As many people have said it could be a yeast infection. There are many causes for yeast infections. The discharge however would be the consistency of say,'cottage cheesy'! Yuck,huh? Well just trying to describe it better for you.\n\nAnother possibility is ovulation. This usually occurs about two weeks after you last period. Sometimes it has the consistency of 'egg whites' OK,another Yuck! \n\nIf it is accompanied by any burning,itching or pain,you should go in to see a gynecologist. You may have a bladder or kidney infection also.\n\nToo many things it could be with just that description. My best suggestion to you would to see a doctor anyway,just to rule out any concerns you may have.
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A UTI(Urine Track infection) it can be of a few diffrent origins. It can be an infection of the kidneys, ureters,or the bladder caused by microgrnisms that either ascend frin tthe urethra(95% of the cases are of this orgin) or that is spread to the kidney for the bloodstream(5%) . About 7 millon American patients visit a health care provider each year because of a UTI. These infections commonly occur inotherwise healthy women men and childeren with prostatic hypertrophy or bladder outlet obstruction, and in children with congential anatomical abnnormalities of the urninary tract, and patients who have just had a catheters, \nMost UTIS are caused by  eschericha coli which causes 80 percent staphyiciccys saorophyticus is another common intruder. There are many more diffrent orgnisims that are responsible. \nThe symptoms of a urinary tract infection ... vary enormously.. it can be pain with urination.. frequency or urgency... pelvic pain or suprapubic discomfort. a low grade fever..or a change in the apperance or the smell of the urine. I suspect that your not an elderly person they could be confused having the fever, and even a coma this is only in a very sever case. \nNext your going to wonder how did I get this... basically 95 pr cent occur because the little bug travels up your urethia into your bladder or where ever it decides to cause the turmoil. It can cause burning when you pass urine also. But it can be cause by a STD if that is what your wondering.. this can be casued by a yeast infection, or any other STD or it can be caused by any orgnisim that has traveled in and up into your body. \nSome young brides or in modern times young women who are just starting to have intercourse in a frequent pattern can have an irritation that would resemble a uti.. also to prevent utis women should pass urine before intercourse and aftwards... drinking plenty of clear liquids can help to avoid this uncomfortable situation.. old wifes tales spoke of consuming cranberry juice there is some natural chemical that sooths and helps the infections to subside.. If you have blood or pus in your urine I dont suggest any home remidy but you will need to seek medical attention so to avoid its spread to the kidneys.. One would get them becuse the bug has decided that it likes you and want to annoy you so it takes up residence in your bladder ect... Any way best of luck always avoid sugar and coffee tight fitting panites and nylon panties or nylons these can contribute to a yeast infection which can spread to the uti...
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Urine is normally clear. [A special test] determines the cloudiness of urine, also called opacity or turbidity. Bacteria, blood, sperm, crystals, or mucus can make urine appear cloudy\n\nMake sure to drink plenty of water and if you're still concerned, see your doctor just to be on the safe side.
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thisis a very sensitive part and any soap unless prescribed by a doctor should not be used whatsoever.some use of soap and water has resulted into a condition called>>>Vaginal Thrush\nThis causes itch and a cheesy discharge. The area is often redder than usual. It is often painful too, especially on intercourse, and may be associated with frequency of passing urine and burning or pain on passing urine. It may, therefore be confused with bladder infections.Thrush, however, is usually associated with itching.
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Could be a UTI - Urinary Tract Infection.  But, to be on the safe side, contact your doctor and get tested for diabetes.  Sticky urine is a sign of diabetes.
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She might have a UTM....Uniary Tract Infection, has nothing to do with her medical condition. If she is feeling burning when she is urinating, and she might see light blood or puss..she probably has this infection, which is curable. If you can't see the doctor now tell her to sit in a tub full of warm water....and poor a little baking soda in there. Also drink lots of cranberry juice. This happened to me and it scared me because I had no idea what happened. This is prone to happen to people who are sexually active and didnt clean themselves properly after....or for those who hold in their pee too long, or haven't been cleaning properly. See a doctor as soon as you can. I've attached a link to match her symptoms.
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I actually JUST experienced this very thing.  I am diabettic type 2 and just recently I had been experiencing frequent urination (every 10 minutes).  At first I thought the vaginal dryness and itching I was experiencing was because of the fact that I was wiping so frequently and also because of this new caramel creme shower gel that I was using.  I knew the frequent urination I was experiencing was due to my high sugar levels.  I'd also heard that people who are diabetic are more susceptible to frequent yeast infections or UTIs because of the glucose in their blood stream.  So, at first, I thought that was what I was experiencing-- a yeast infection.  I'd never had one in my life and did not know the exact symptoms or what to do.  There was no discharge or odor, only intense itching and dryness. \n\nAfter maybe two weeks, the dryness and itching seemed to disappear. I felt a lot better.  My fiance and I decided to have intercourse,  and I could not get wet.  I was still experiencing the dryness.  So-- he tried to lubricate me with his saliva.  The next day-- the itching and burning returned ten times as worse and I was totally irritated.  I thought I was going to die.  I tried a monistat 1 and that only slightly relieved the symptoms.  Finally, I went to the emergency room and explained that I thought I had a yeast infection due to high glucose levels. I told them that the symptoms increased after sexual activity, but that I was sure it was not an std because my boyfriend and I were virgins and had never been with anyone else other than each other.  They did tests and could not find a UTI nor could they diagnose the irritation as a "yeast infection" caused by Candida.  They diagnosed it as vaginitis, said I was just extremely irritated and prescribed a three pill antibiotic in case of bacterial infection and also an antifungal vaginal cream (prescriptive monistat per the pharmacist) in case of fungal infection. They also gave me a solution IV while in the hospital to bring my glucose level down, which stopped the severe unrination, which gave me some relief from the irritation.  It was like that entire area (kidneys and vaginal) was just completely irritated.\n\nSO--  right now I am finishing the antifungal cream.  The pharmacist told me that I could use it on the inside of the labia where I was experiencing the dryness and itching, so that it was I did, as opposed to using the applicator to insert the cream into my vaginea. After five days of doing that, though my symptoms seemed to have subsided drastically, I still did not feel 100% normal down there. So, I started to use the applicator to insert the cream.  I am on day four.  After the solution IV to bring my glucose down, the antibiotic, the monistat 1 and now the prescription antifungal, I STILL do not feel 100% like before.  I am still dry and that has NEVER been a problem until recently.\n\nOne thing that I DID mention to the doctor was that my boyfriend has had a ear and throat problem for the longest that he believes is some sort of infection.  I am guessing that there was some sort of bacteria or something in his saliva that increased the irritation, combined with the irritation I was already experiencing   I still don't know if, indeed, it was a yeast infection; now I am guessing that it may had been an infection that was caused by something other than Candida since it intensified after intercourse. Since we are still inexperienced, I thought the irritation I was feeling was because he tore something down there or whatever.  Now, I'm afraid to have sex again.  Sex is also extremely painful for me-- it feels like he is ripping something.  I don't even know if he is inserting it into the correct hole.  I feel really embarrased to admit this, but wer are 31 and had sex for the first time when we were 29.  Since then, we've had it off and on maybe 5 times, so I know the infrequency is not helping the situation.  I am trying not to reso
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burning while you are peeing and smelly urine you need to see a doctor quick!!!!