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Dark color urine
I noticed my urine color is dark from today morning, and i got fever from around 10am, and my lower back is also hurting a bit
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Dehydration maybe, drink plenty of fluids.
Get urine routine done also with cbc,
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Is it for once or still it is dark?
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Get Complete Urine Examination
CBC
You can share the reports and then we can review further.
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Do urine routine examination and cbc drink lots of fluids and take paracetamol for fever untill ur urine and cbc report come
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Get a urine routine examination and CBC
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Lack of water n liquid.
Any medicine
Cause dark urine.
3 to 3.5 literature of waftern liquid.
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Get urine microscopic examination done of first urine passed in morning.
Drink more water.
Tab paracetamol 500mg one every 8hours for 2 to 3 days.
Tab ciprofloxacin 500mg one morning and one evening for 5days.
Syp. Citralka 5ml, diluted with slight water, every 8hours for 5 to 7 days
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Please get your urine routine and microscopic examination and consult a General Physician in your area with the report.
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Okay might be due to a renal stone induced uti or simple urinary tract infection
Do urine r/m , urine C/S , if possible do USG W/A to review renal stones/echotexture.
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With these reports, consult a urologist directly
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Hello,
at your age a sudden change like dark urine with fever and some back pain can point to an infection, most commonly a urinary tract infection.
Sometimes dehydration can also make urine dark, but since you also have fever and back discomfort, infection needs to be considered more seriously.
For now, make sure you are drinking enough water, at least 2–3 liters a day, as this will help flush the urinary tract. Avoid holding urine for long and avoid excess tea, coffee, or alcohol. You can take paracetamol if fever is troubling you.
But since fever and back pain have started together with the dark urine, it’s better not to ignore this. Please consult doctor soon so they can check you, do a urine test, and if needed start antibiotics. If symptoms suddenly worsen — high fever with chills, severe back or side pain, burning while passing urine, or nausea/vomiting — you should see a consult a doctor immediately, even the same day.
Most of the time with proper treatment these infections settle well.
I hope it help you thanku 😊
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Dark urine with fever and back pain could suggest an infection like urinary tract infection or kidney infection or sometimes dehydration. Since you have fever and back pain, it’s important not to ignore this. Please drink plenty of fluids and get evaluated by a doctor soon. you may need urine tests and possibly antibiotics. If fever is high, pain is severe, or you feel chills, visit the ER immediately.
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And CBC , KFT , Urine complete examination
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How many days u r experiencing this problem
1.dark colour urine means - black or brown or red or deep yellow?
2. The details u provided are not sufficient.
Things to consider..
Even if u r drinking enough water -(2-3 litres per day)
Or if u r working in very hot environment
Or u r in very cool environment ( always on AC)
Or did u take some other medications like BCT TABLETS, MULTIVIT TABLET.
on above said condition, the treatment varies
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need more information
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overall...drink more water .
if the symptoms persist then consult doctor immediately.
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It could point toward a urinary tract infection
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-Hydrate well – drink plenty of water.
-Get a urine test (urine routine & culture) as soon as possible.
-Take Paracetamol for fever
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Keep yourself well hydrated — sip warm water frequently (not just a big glass at once). This helps flush bacteria from the urinary tract and also prevents your urine from concentrating, which can reduce pain/irritation.
monitor your temperature every 4–6 hours and note if you get chills, worsening back pain, or vomiting.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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10 yrs exp
Dehradun
Need few more details
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Dr. Ashita Kuruvilla
General Practitioner
8 yrs exp
Kolkata
Urine re to be done
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Dr. Shivendra Singh Rajput
Ayurvedic Endocrinologist & Internal Medicine Specialist
2 yrs exp
Bhopal
I understand your concern and the symptoms you’re going through. It’s always better not to start random medicines without proper guidance, because every case is different and needs personalized advice.
If you’re still feeling unwell, you can reach out to me directly for a proper consultation. I’ll guide you step by step and clear all your doubts.
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Can be DUE TO RENAL STONES ASSOCIATED WITH UTI.
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Do URINE R/M, URINE CULTURE, USG KUB
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Drink plenty of water and visit a doctor for report analysis.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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