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Urine can contain bacteria, viruses and more — don’t drink it or use it to clean wounds
Don’t ‘go with the flow’ if you have issues with urge incontinence or a contagious infection
Going seven times a day is average, but more or less can be OK, too, as long as you’re not experiencing drastic changes
Pee is usually odorless, but if it’s stinky, your diet is the most likely culprit
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From odors to colors, it’s more than OK to ask your doctor these questions
Not all rainbows have gold at the end — the ones our bodies produce offer insight into our health
Try elevating your legs during the day and stop drinking two hours before bed
It’s completely normal for the color of your urine to vary a little day by day, but it should stay within a certain range of yellow
The short answer from a pediatric urology nurse practitioner
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