Is it waking you up every day, or is it the feeling of peeing that you can no longer bear?
Presumably, many people are the latter, when it is obvious that they can no longer hold back their urine, they get up and release themselves in a hurry, and gradually wake up in the process of urinating.
However, he did not observe the urine discharged, but ruthlessly pressed the flush button. As everyone knows, urinating seems to be a waste discharged by the body, but it is also a barometer of health.
Under normal circumstances, a healthy adult urinates about 4-6 times a day. The reason why there is no fixed data is because everyone's daily water consumption and water intake are different, so it cannot be generalized. In the process of urinating, the urine should be clear and yellowish, without odor.
However, if you have recently become abnormally yellow after waking up in the morning, you should be vigilant!
Yellowing of urine after waking up in the morning can be roughly divided into two situations, the first is the physiological yellowing of urine, its appearance is related to a variety of factors, such as recently eating a lot of yellow food, drugs with yellow pigments, drinking water or food intake too little on the day, etc., may aggravate the color of urine.
After improving the diet, replenishing water, and stopping the medication, the situation can be significantly improved without affecting health.
On the contrary, if these factors are excluded, in recent days, there is an abnormal yellow staining of the urine, the color looks like strong tea, and there is no improvement after dietary adjustment, which may be pathological yellowing of the urine, which is what the clinic calls "jaundice".
Usually, jaundice in adults is mostly related to one disease, which is: liver disease!
After the appearance of liver disease, such as acute viral hepatitis, cirrhosis or cancer, etc., it will cause damage to liver cell function. As liver cells become diseased, their function for bilirubin uptake, binding, and excretion is impaired.
As a result, a large amount of non-tuberculous bilirubin will continue to accumulate in the blood, and some undamaged liver cells can still convert some unconjugated bilirubin into bound bilirubin.
However, due to damage to liver cells, or the destruction of the structure of the lobules of the liver, some of the binding bilirubin can not enter the bile duct normally, but instead enter the bloodstream, resulting in jaundice.
A large amount of bilirubin accumulates in the blood and travels, causing yellow staining of the skin, mucous membranes and sclera throughout the body. At the same time, in the process of filtering blood by the kidneys, some bilirubin will also enter the urine with the filtration. When the patient is examined, he or she may present with positive bilirubin in the urine, increased urine biliaryogen, and symptoms such as dark yellow urine and strong brown color.
Of course, jaundice is not necessarily the only cause of liver disease, if the patient's pancreas becomes cancerous, other organs become cancerous with liver metastasis, gallbladder lesions, etc., it may cause jaundice.
Therefore, jaundice can only be seen as a signal that the body is sick, it is not the key to directly diagnosing liver disease, it is only a reminder to you that it is time to seek medical examination.
The point that needs to be emphasized here is that if there has been liver disease before, such as alcoholic liver disease, hepatitis or fatty liver disease, etc., there has been a sudden jaundice recently, which is often a sign of aggravation of the disease, and even cirrhosis and cancer. Patients need to be vigilant and seek medical attention in time for relevant examinations.