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It has nothing to do with your physiology and diet, not the toilet.
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Foam in the urine.
People are old, and their kidneys are sick.
The toilet can't be blamed.
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After urinating, there is a lot of foam after drinking, and regular drinking is related to diet, such as heavy drinking. The pathological state is also related to some diseases of the body, such as severe diabetes, such as alcoholic liver and fatty liver. Go to the whole hospital to check the following, and then test the urine.
Go to gastroenterology and urology first.
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Kidney deficiency! - Children do not.
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You're on fire, and it looks like you haven't solved your personal problems for a long time.
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...This is going to the doctor, not a question to ask here.
Didn't rinse it off? There may be insufficient water consumption, there may be a slight blockage, or there may be a toilet bowl that is not good for returning water, and the specific situation needs to be investigated.
The semi-drainage on the toilet tank is actually very ineffective for everyone, and this can only be solved by the designer to redesign a new drainage method. If you want to save water, it is only recommended that you put a plastic bucket next to the toilet and leave the water that you usually wear to your clothes, and scoop it down after urinating.
Will you not have stones? It is recommended to do a B-ultrasound to check the kidneys, ureters, and bladder.
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Guidance: Melanuria is generally less common in clinical practice, and often occurs with acute intravascular blood, such as falciparum malaria and other diseases, in addition to phenol poisoning, melanoma, and urinary melanoacid. Therefore, you should go to a regular hospital for a check-up as soon as possible!