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Purple urine: might be due to a medical condition called Porphyria. Cloudy or murky urine: might be due to urinary tract infections. In both cases, see your doctor for a proper medical check-up.

Orange urine It means you might have: • Been dehydrated • Taken multivitamins • Eaten yellowish foods e.g. carrots • Urinary infection (UTI) • If you have light-colored stool too, it may indicate a problem with your liver or bile. Drink water and see your doctor for checks

Green/blue urine It means you might have: • Taken dyes • Taken drugs like phenols • Blue diaper syndrome (familial benign hypercalcemia) a disorder in which the children have blue urine. • Infection with the germ Pseudomonas aeruginosa. See a doctor for possible checks.

Dark brown or cola-coloured urine It means you might have: • Severe dehydration • Done excess exercise • Taken some drugs like phenytoin, Flagyl, chloroquine, etc • Eaten fava beans, aloe, or rhubarb • Some liver or kidney problems Drink lots of water and see your doctor

Light pink/bright red urine It means you might have: • Eaten reddish foods e.g blueberries • Taken pills e.g Rifampicin • Blood in your pee (haematuria) due to - prostate problems - kidney stones - cancer of the bladder or kidney, etc See your doctor for possible evaluation

Clear urine (clear as sweat) It means you might have: • Taken excess fluids (over-hydration). So you need to drink a little less. Although hydration is good, drinking excess water when you are already well-hydrated can make you lose electrolytes from your body. Light yellow/amber urine It means you might have: • Drunk enough water and your body is well-hydrated This is the normal color of the pee of most healthy individuals. Continue drinking water at the current amount. No need to increase or decrease. Dark yellow urine It means you might have: • Taken excess B vitamins • Been dehydrated e.g. when more than 8 hours have passed since your last drink of water Drink some water, consider limiting dehydrating foods and drinks, and check the medications you're talking.

What your urine colour says about your health and what you should do 1. Clear 2. Light yellow 3. Dark yellow 4. Light pink/bright red 5. Dark brown 6. Green/blue 7. Orange 8. Purple 9. Cloudy or murky Urine colour often depends on 5 things: • what you eat • the medications you’re taking • how much water your drink • disease conditions, & • exercise You should be concerned if the colour of your pee is significantly abnormal.