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health advisory Hospital Health advisory 2007-11-16 5:19:52

I'm sorry to ask this, but it's been bothering me for awhile...I know that this is a horrible disgusting question to ask, but does it have anything to do with my health? Should I be concerned?

Answer:

Could be an infection, Get it checked out!

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get it checked out !

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What are you drinking? Try switching to water (64 ounces a day)

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Try drinking more water. If it's dark yellow you need more water. When it's clear you know your drinking enough water. That should help.

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You may have a urniary tract infection. You should definately go get it checked out. It may be something minor or soemthing serious!

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If the smell is just a strong ammonia smell, then you just need to drink more water during the day. If it doesn't smell like actual urine, then you might want to get that checked out.

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The odor is nature's way of telling you, "don't drink this!"

And I'm not kidding.

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if someones urine smells along with it being yellow, then that's a sign that u need to drink more water. If its clear and it still smells gross then it may be a health concern.

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ask a doctor

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A lot of times it can smell nasty if you drink tons of beer or soda's. So if you do, try drinking only water for 2 days and see if it doesn't help. If it doesn't you could have an infection....and infections can make men sterile, so def. get it checked out if it doesn't go away. I think there are foods that can make it smell a little more fowl too. Good luck. Furthermore, nobodys urine smells pleasant.

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im not a doctor but it probably has to do with the food and beverages you consume, try eating healthy and drink a lot of water and see if that makes a difference, if not go get yourself checked out by a doctor

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first of what color is it the darker u go the dehydrated u are? and what do u drink? a foul smell could mean a infection of some sort if it is a dark brown norm means there is blood in it get yor self to the ER

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