urine

There are many reasons for decreased urine output (oliguria), from drinking less fluid to more serious causes like a heart complication or urinary obstruction. Generally, though, the more you drink the more urine you will release, but if urine output has significantly decreased or doesn’t occur at all, this is indicative of a more serious ...click here to read more

There are numerous causes of foamy urine, including proteinuria, urinary tract infection, and kidney disease. Foamy urine appears to have a lot of bubbles resembling foam. Causes of foamy urine can range from completely being harmless to being indicative of a more serious health condition. If foamy urine occurs occasionally, you probably don’t have anything ...click here to read more

When an abnormal growth of bacteria occurs within the bladder it can lead to a bladder infection – or cystitis. Females typically experience bladder infections more than males, and bladder infections are the most common form of bacterial infections experienced by humans. Bladder infections can either be simple or complicated. A simple bladder infection only ...click here to read more

In my many years of practice, the number of times I’ve advised patients not to hold in their urine is countless. Going to the bathroom when nature calls can be a nuisance when we’re busy or nowhere near the facilities, but it’s important. You’ve likely heard the same advice from a doctor, or even friends ...click here to read more

There is an old English proverb that I continually hear quoted by dreamy romantics alike: The eyes are the window to the soul. But there is another window to our inner selves. It’s one that we’ve known about for far longer, and one that can give us a far more accurate picture about our internal ...click here to read more