The condition of many internal organs of the body can be easily ascertained by cursory examination of the excreta of the body. Urine is one of the obvious and visible indicators in judging the health of organs in the body. Simple physical changes in the characteristics of the urine are ways by which your body is trying to indicate the change that is taking place within. The causes may be diverse, ranging from simple change in the diet to something as complex as cancer. Hence it is not wise to take any change in the color of the urine lightly. Instead, the cause of the color change has to be ascertained as soon as possible.
Orange urine can be caused due to numerous reasons. Eating foods which are rich in beta-carotene can cause the urine to turn orange. Most of the elements in beta carotene are not synthesized by the body and will be directly move to the kidneys. As the body will not be able to break them down further, these will be excreted in the same color. The intestines fail to assimilate all of the elements and hence the urine turns orange under such circumstances. Another reason for the urine turning orange is when there is infection in the kidneys or in the bladder. Dehydration too has the ability to turn the urine orange. This is because water acts as a base or a media in which most of the salts which are to be excreted are dissolved. When the water availability in the body reduces, the concentration of the salts increases in the urine, thereby causing the change in the color. This however is a temporary condition which will soagel
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There are several medications which might cause the urine to turn orange in color. There are numerous laxatives which have chemicals which reduce the water content in the bladder by transferring the water from the bladder to the large intestine. Because of this, the concentration of the salts and wastes in the urine increase, causing the urine to turn orange in color. Even though these do not have too much of an effect on the body in the long run, continuous use of the laxatives can have adverse effects on the urinary tract. Any burning sensation while urinating coupled with change in the color of the urine can also be due to an injury in the urinary tract. Any major internal bleeding in the bladder or the kidney will also have the same effect and a visit to an urologist is necessary under such circumstances. Hepatitis can also be one of the reasons for orange urine but it would be wrong to say that it is the sole reason. Consequent tests will have to be undergone to ascertain the exact medical condition responsible for the orange color of the urine.
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