“For the first time”, it can actually provide feedback on the liver’s current condition

In fact, the first urine is very important. You must observe it carefully to see if it is dark in color, or contains blood, or is as turbid as rice water, or has a lot of foam. There are various different phenomena. If there is a lot of foam and it is as turbid as rice water, it means there is a problem with kidney function and that you ate too much salty food or too many foods with preservatives yesterday.

If the urine is red, the first thing to consider is whether you have a cold or fever, because a cold and fever will affect the blood vessels in the lower abdominal cavity, causing congestion. Some blood vessels are fragile, causing micro-vessels to rupture, resulting in hematuria. Secondly, consider the possibility of stones, because diamond-shaped or polygonal stones will scratch the micro-vessels when sliding, and of course the urine will be red. For some people, it is so serious that the entire toilet bowl is red.

Staying up late, smoking, and smoking too much can also cause hematuria, because smoking causes the capillaries to constrict, and once the capillaries constrict, it affects the oxygen supply, so the face will turn blue. Smoking makes the face blue, and drinking makes the face red, so you can drink and smoke without changing your face.

If the urine is brown, it is definitely related to the liver and gallbladder. Therefore, I advise everyone to observe the urine and feces carefully every morning, and then adjust your living and eating habits, so that you can prepare for the future and prevent problems before they occur.

Early detection: Learn to diagnose or speculate whether you have liver disease

The liver is susceptible to diseases such as hepatitis A or B, toxic hepatitis, liver cancer or cirrhosis. Among them, the most serious is liver cancer. Once suffering from liver cancer, the patient is in a life-threatening situation, and the disease develops quickly and the death is also fast. The scary thing about liver disease is that patients do not have any particularly obvious symptoms.

The patient may experience abdominal distension, chest tightness, decreased appetite, colds, fever, nausea, etc., but most people do not take these phenomena seriously and go to the pharmacy to buy medicine on their own, which causes the condition to worsen and even death.

Experts explain that general symptoms such as fatigue, bloating, abdominal pain, jaundice, and loss of appetite do not mean that the liver is functioning poorly; but even if one can eat, drink, run, jump, or is an athlete, it does not mean that one is in good health.

Because most liver diseases have no symptoms, this is why doctors call liver disease "the biggest invisible killer," so we must be cautious.

If the urine is brown, it is definitely related to the liver and gallbladder. Therefore, I advise everyone to observe the urine and feces carefully every morning, and then adjust your living and eating habits, so that you can prepare for the future and prevent problems before they occur.