Top 5 Reasons Of Foamy or Bubbly Urine: One Is Kidney Disease!

Urinary foam or bubbles is not a common symptom but it could be an indication of a serious underlying health condition. In this video, we will cover one of the most common causes: proteinuria. Protein in urine is a sign that your kidneys are not working properly, and if left untreated, it can lead to kidney failure. Watch this video to learn more!

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Too Much Protein In Urine
02:40 Speed Of Urination
03:29 Dehydration
04:03 Cleaning Materials
04:48 Medication
05:37 Conclusion

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Who is Dr. Ergin? Dr. Ahmet Ergin is an endocrinologist with a particular interest and passion for diabetes care. Dr. Ergin earned his medical degree with honors at Marmara University School of Medicine in Istanbul, Turkey. Then, he completed his internal medicine residency and endocrinology fellowship at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. He is a board-certified physician in Internal Medicine and Endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism. He is also a certified diabetes education specialist.

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[BabyGangsterIsMe]

i had foaming urine for years. I went to the doctor and they have no clue what caused ịt. They tested my kidney and it was normal. After that, i treated myself. I tried to drink a lot of water everyday, i lose 40 lbs after 6 months, i work out 1 hour a day, i dont eat a lot of meat and i consumed a lot of vegetables...after 6 months, my urine is normal. I hope it will help u guys out

[stevenlowe]

I've had this off and on since childhood. I'm 61 and am in good health, never had kidney trouble.

[billyleedee]

I have tremendous foamy pee. I’m 71 and it’s been this way all my life. Thanks to this video I guess I only have three more days to live!

[ac]

Seeing a doctor cost way to much. Doctors don’t listen. When you tell a doctor about your condition or problems they will tell you “ That’s normal !”

[KorbinDouglas-heuy]

Yesss!!! I did it too. After 5 years of dialysis I said NO MORE!!! I’ve been off dialysis 2 years now. I fought back!

[choco.es.unlimited]

A lot of bubbles could be dehydration. I've had the tests done, and I was fine. Sometimes, I see a lot of bubbles, and sometimes, I do not.

[otlnfyy]

A year and a half ago, I ended up in ER due to kidney failure. I had noticed bubbly urine for several months, but had no pain, so ignored it. Don’t ignore it…get checked! Doctors were able to reverse my kidney failure with iv antibiotics and a ten day stay in hospital. Good luck, y’all!

[ikanmasin]

Mo's often then not it's 2 of these things:
1. Dehydrated.
2. Concentrated urine. Sometimes even if you drink a lot of water your urine will still probably be a little bit foamy especially if you're an active individuals.

[fabricatedego]

I have had this literally my whole life.

[PraveenSrJ]

Basically foamy urine is from a lack of water 💧 and being dehydrated. This is a good thing to know.

[roberttaylor]

I was an Army medic in a very remote location (DMZ Korea), because of the restrictions, we had to do a lot of our own lab tests. I encountered cases of foamy urine. The majority turned out to be hepititus, which increased the biliruben in the urine, and the liver's inability to process it.

[bpturbo]

As a type 1 diabetic for the past 30 years, I have noticed that when my sugar levels are abnormally high, every time I urinate, I get foamy bubbles, the same foamy bubbles when I'm dehydrated, also when I get drunk ..., don't generalize

[meuaebijou]

My Daughter passed away in March 2022. After her passing my health took a turn for the worse. I am diabetic, after she passed my blood sugar levels were out of control. A1C has been as high as 14+. I have recently been diagnosed with high blood pressure, & my kidney function is low 36% and that is the function in both kidneys. I have had urinary tract infection, bladder and kidney infection. I take antibiotics and 3-4 days after I finish my antibiotics the infection is back. I have been hospitalized for mersa, pancreatitis, kidney stones and infections over the past year. I feel extremely tired, difficulty sleeping, nauseous after eating. I am seeing a nephrologist, urologist, and now a cardiologist. Thank you for ll your Information.

[ramoncisneros]

I have had foamy urine most of my life and my kidneys are fine
You are a young doctor and need more experience

[ThePitbullsrking]

The toilet bowl water can bubble too. If you have funky water or cleaning agents in the water it may foam. I foam when i pee in toilets but not when i pee in urinals or outside on the ground

[alanbhattarai]

only at morning this happens to me but not other time

[hfmjxso]

I have very foamy urine since I was a kid I'm now 50 and I have no any problems with my kidney

[schigara]

One more reason for foamy urine is ketones. I switched to a ketogenic diet and noticed my urine was very foamy and got worried about kidney disease and my first blood work showed my egfr was 86 which is not very low but was still worried so I drank dandelion tea everyday and a month later my egfr was 107 and has been above 104 for the last 4 times i have had blood work done but my urine was still foamy so I asked for a urine protein test and it came back negative for protein but positive for ketones. Come to find out that foamy urine from ketones is normal on a ketogenic diet. Keep that in mind if on Keto because it's not commonly mentioned and is completely benign.

[ChristopherSmithNYC]

I was worried asked a few co-workers about this. Every one of them said they always do.