Urine normally has no odor, but if there is a medicinal smell in urine, it should be taken seriously. Especially after taking certain medications, it is normal for urine to have a medicinal smell because our kidneys metabolize these drugs. However, such a phenomenon should also alert us to the possibility of urinary system diseases, and anti-inflammatory treatment is needed promptly. Let's take a look at why urine has a medicinal smell. 1. Staying up late: If you often stay up late and your body doesn't get rest, you will feel tired and may experience a medicinal smell in urine. If it is caused by staying up late, you should go to bed early, get up early, and develop a scientific and reasonable schedule to alleviate the medicinal smell in urine. We all have some understanding of the abnormal odor and medicinal smell in the urine of male and female friends in daily life. In fact, besides being closely related to physiological diseases, it may also be caused by poor daily habits. I have had this symptom in recent days. Every time I urinate, it is particularly urgent. I drink little water, but excrete a lot of urine with a malodorous taste similar to medication. I am increasingly concerned that this may be caused by urinary tract infection. 1. Generally speaking, we all know that the medicinal smell in urine is not considered a serious illness in some modern people. We cannot generalize the cause. Most patients can consider it to be caused by infection. In daily life, we should develop standardized living habits, eat more vegetables and fruits, and do appropriate maintenance exercises. 2. The occurrence of this disease is related to the diseases of the urinary system caused by sitting for a long time and drinking less water. If this medicinal smell occurs frequently, we cannot determine the specific cause based on the smell alone. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for a urine routine examination, and targeted treatment is very important. 3. If the medicinal smell in urine occurs occasionally once or twice, patients do not need to worry too much. It is usually caused by inflammation and can be cured by taking anti-inflammatory drugs. If the medicinal smell is particularly strong or there is blood in the urine, it may be caused by bladder disease, kidney disease, prostatitis, etc. In this case, we cannot neglect it. Precautions: In conclusion, the causes of this disease are multifaceted, and we cannot judge or treat it blindly after the onset. We must choose a formal hospital for examination and targeted treatment. It is important to develop a scientific and reasonable schedule, maintain local hygiene, and avoid spicy and stimulating foods.
