Guest guest Posted June 24, 2006 Report Posted June 24, 2006 >>Please note that are many causes for orange urine - among them hepatitis and jaundice. Are the whites of your eyes yellow? Perhaps, after reading the various causes, you need to get a diagnosis as to why your urine is orange. When I had jaundice with my pancreatitis in the hospital was very dark colored, just exactly like dark tea or coffee. It wasn't orange, but it looked like someone had a glass of dark tea or coffee. Susie Quote
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2006 Report Posted June 25, 2006 You are correct - it could be dehydration. My experience has had just a very dark urine with dehydration, not a bright orange. Here is just one link that I found when I googled orange urine. http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/orange_urine.htm#possible This other one, although about animals, is still informative for humans http://scientificteaching.wisc.edu/products/PeanutFiles/library/ places/veterinaryclinic.htm Please note that are many causes for orange urine - among them hepatitis and jaundice. Are the whites of your eyes yellow? Perhaps, after reading the various causes, you need to get a diagnosis as to why your urine is orange. Wishing you good health, ~S " Alison Orr " <alison@...> wrote: > > Since my gallbladder attack and possibly during it but I didn't notice, I've > had bright orange urine. Quote
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