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Foamy urine
I am currently on my period. I am having some small blood clots, and since my bleeding is quite heavy, I take Trenexa 500. Today, I noticed foam in my urine. Could the menstrual blood mixing with the urine during my period cause the urine to appear foamy? This is my concern. Please help
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Hi .Just check for foamy urine after your periods are over...If it continues,only then get a urine microscopy test done.
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It could be urine infection . Get urine routine microscopy done .
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Your period blood mixing with urine can genuinely make it look foamy, so this is likely just that and not a kidney problem.
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If the foaminess continues after your period ends, get a simple urine test done to be sure.
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