What happens if there is oil in the urine?

The presence of oil in the urine may be directly related to daily diet. It also cannot be ruled out that it is caused by enteritis or abnormalities in the kidney secretion system.

1. Diet: If you prefer to eat greasy food, such as fatty meat and fried food, you may see oil spots on your urine when you urinate. This situation can be corrected by improving your daily diet.

2. Enteritis: People with weak constitutions are more susceptible to bacteria and viruses entering their bodies. Bacteria and viruses will directly affect the digestive tract and intestines, causing digestive tract diseases or enteritis. Enteritis will directly affect urination and defecation, causing oily urine and stool.

3. Abnormalities in the renal secretion system: The kidneys are important organs in the body and usually secrete urine. If the kidney function is abnormal, the urine may contain oil or protein components.

If there are oil spots in the urine, you need to go to the endocrinology department of the hospital for a routine urine test, colonoscopy and color Doppler ultrasound. These tests can effectively diagnose the cause and severity of the disease, so that the doctor can provide targeted treatment. Your daily diet must be light, eat less greasy, high-sugar and salt foods, and do some moderate physical exercise to effectively improve your body's resistance.