Excuse me, when people go to the toilet, the urine is always yellow, is there any disease?

The urine of the people of Changmo Mountain is pale yellow. It is more clear when it is cold and more yellow when it is hot, which is related to how much you sweat and drink water, but it can also change with your diet. If you eat an acidic diet, your urine will be dark, and if you eat an alkaline diet, your urine will be light.

Sometimes when a few riboflavin tablets are taken orally, the urine will also appear dark yellow. Changes in urine color like these are extremely short-lived and resolve quickly on their own.

Yellow-brown urine should be distinguished from bilirubin, urine and hail and urinary biliary urine. Bilirubinuria is often blocked by inflammation, tumors, and stones in the intrahepatic or extrahepatic biliary tract, resulting in increased biliary tract pressure, rupture of bile ducts, and bile overflow, resulting in sodium bilirubin entering the blind systemic circulation. Bilirubinuria occurs when sodium bilirubin exceeds a certain amount.

Urobiligenuria, often due to liver damage, causes an increase in intestinal absorption of urobiliin, and enters the urine, then urobiliinuria occurs. Or in patients with hemolytic anemia, because a large number of red blood cells are destroyed, a large amount of urobiliary is absorbed into the portal vein circulation through the intestinal wall, and because the liver cannot turn too much urobiliary into bilirubin, urobiliary urine also occurs.

The color of ordinary people's urine is pale yellow. It is more clear when it is cold and more yellow when it is hot, which is related to how much you sweat and drink water, but it can also change with your diet. If you eat an acidic diet, your urine will be dark, and if you eat an alkaline diet, your urine will be light.

Sometimes when a few riboflavin tablets are taken orally, the urine will also appear dark yellow. Changes in urine color like these are extremely short-lived and resolve quickly on their own.

Yellow-brown urine should distinguish between bilirubinuria and biliary urine. Bilirubinuria is often blocked by inflammation, tumors, and stones in the biliary tract in or outside the liver, causing increased biliary pressure, rupture of the bile ducts, and bile overflow, resulting in sodium bilirubin entering the systemic circulation. Bilirubinuria occurs when sodium bilirubin exceeds a certain amount.

Urobiligenuria, often due to liver damage, causes an increase in intestinal absorption of urobiliin, and enters the urine, then urobiliinuria occurs. Or in patients with hemolytic anemia, because a large number of red blood cells are destroyed, a large amount of urobiliary is absorbed into the portal vein circulation through the intestinal wall, and because the liver cannot turn too much urobiliary into bilirubin, urobiliary urine also occurs.

So hepatitis as you said can cause yellow urine, but it doesn't mean that you have hepatitis. First of all, you should consider whether you don't drink enough water, sweat too much, whether you have taken medicine, etc., if you only have yellow urine once or twice, and you don't feel uncomfortable, you don't have to worry. If the urine color is very yellow all the time, and you feel tired, weak, or lose your appetite, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up in time.