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I'm experiencing brown urine since morning. Even after drinking lots of water it's still brownish. Last night after drinking alcohol this has happened.
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Urologist consultation.
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Hi, Hope you are doing well. Brown urine isn't something you need to be alarmed about especially when it's after a night of alcohol use. It could very well be due to excessive dehydration. Do take around 2.5-3 litres of water. If you have any back pain or muscle cramps do let me know. You can always consult if you have more queries
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Normally its because of dehydration and should go after drinking plenty fluids however … if u start wotnessing muscle cramps rule out RHABDOMYOLYSIS
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Consult a urologist for porphyllin.
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Check urine R/M
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Do connect and consult
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Would be because of dehydration. Drink plenty of water.
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Check urine infection
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