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kidofponymaker

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Urine Smells Like Ammonia, Frequent Trips Drips, And Other P
Posted: 10-31-07 17:15pm

I was looking up ammonia smelling urine--I have interstitial cystitis icahelp.org for more info...and have many of the issues listed above... I think you are right about the water intake. I stayed dehydrated because of the frequent bathroom trips..but acid..like in juice or cranberries...make this worse..as it is like a hemorrhaging in the bladder lining at all times...but I will take the advice and drink more water...it would probably make one feel better..and wouldn't it change the ph balance? Also.. my liver enzymes were high too..and they don't have an answer on that yet... did you guys?
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victoria-27

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Re: Urine
Posted: 12-16-07 20:51pm

grantcarolanne wrote:
I am taking Yasmin birth control and also a cider vinegar tablet and not sure which one of these is causing this, when I took vitimit B my urine was bright yellow as it is now but now it has a strong smell in morning and changes back to a clear colour in evening and no smell. I drink 2.5 or more litres of water a day and always take a drink to be bed so it cannot be hydration what is it???


i am also taking yasmin and experiencing the same side effects..
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jamie3

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Urine smells like popcorn
Posted: 02-01-08 13:10pm

For the last 48 hours I have noticed that my urine has the distinct smell of popcorn and though I drink a lot of coffee in the morning, I usually consume a gallon or more of water before I go to bed. I also take melatonin each evening five (5) - 5mg tablets before retiring each evening. Can the melatonin cause this sudden smell or is it possibly something else?
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CEE2

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male 52 healthy... urine suddenly became offensive
Posted: 03-05-08 04:01am

Hi I anm 53 but at 51/52 my urine suddenly started to smell like a seal. Especially fouls my pants , scrotum or crutch so I can smell it wafting up. It makes me embarrassed especially in mixed company. It is not a smell I revel in like underarm odour ( :
I considered it may be a urinary tract infection as it comes and goes. My diet has not changed and i drink tea, with milk and brown sugar for my entire liquid intake during the day. I do not drink alcohol or smoke. I have been eating more novelties like corn chips and chocolate. I might drink water occassionally. I do not eat as much meat as I did, but cannot eat large meals now, as I feel full on a small amount. My weight is as I was when I was twenty and I look about 32- 35. I pump sperm like a champion. I have little grey hair and it is natural dark blonde way past my shoulders. Urine colour is yellow to clear with no clear colour/ color association to smell. I do have problems with a fractured #C2 cervical vertebrae that has fused with the C3. My eyesight is going progressively but I feel the brain stem damage or the increasing fusion calcification may be affecting my optic nerves. anyway I have said my bit.. any ideas out there
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chiyaki-chan

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I'd have a urine sample tested... Just in case.
Posted: 03-06-08 08:05am

I don't know for sure, but (sadly due to experience) it could be an E.coli infection, this UTI causing bacteria has a rather nasty smell as it exit's your body, it may be worth while getting a urine sample tested just in case and you may be able to catch it (if that is the case) before it has any bad effect on you. You can get plenty of perfectly safe, natural products to use instead of potentially damaging anti-biotics. I use a product called 'Waterfall D-Mannose' for some time now and have since been UTI free, and I'm much happier now.

Hope you stay well,

Chiyaki x
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zakh13

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Strong odd odor in my urine
Posted: 10-10-08 21:22pm

My urine has a very strong, odd smell. I drink a lot of water and I still get frequent urinary tract infections. I have talked to my doctor and she doesn't seem to think much of it except that i am not drinking enough water. I am though so I have ruled that out. Urine is sterile until it leaves the body so I believe that I may have some kind of kidney infection that is infecting my urine before it leaves my body. What do you all think?
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vikshane

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me too
Posted: 10-16-08 21:13pm

I have had frequent UTI's (well, I consider them frequent, as i've had about 20 in 15 years). I get the same thing, Drs brush off my concerns. I was also tested for bladder reflux, had ultrasounds of my kidneys, the whole works (at my request, and thus my expense, unfortunately). The tests show nothing and I still deal almost daily with frequent urination and strong smelling urine. Currently I am waiting to be seen for some other health issues, but I plan on bringing this up yet another time, as I can barely make it 50 feet from my kitchen to my bathroom at times. I know I'm not as good at drinking fluids as I should be, but even when I am more conscientious about doing so, the problems persist. It seems like reading through this we all have the same problem, and not many answers. I am not on any birth control or medications of any kind. If anybody has any suggestions, I welcome them.
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