hello: illness analysis: according to your above situation, you can rule out urinary tract infection (no frequent micturition, urgent micturition and painful urination) without routine urine. The urine is only turbid and frothy. If you drink too little water, the urine will be concentrated and turbid. It is normal for urine to have foam, which usually disappears in about 5 seconds. Of course, there are patients with kidney disease. When there is a large amount of proteinuria in routine urine tests, the surface tension of urine will increase due to protein, and bubbles will appear. You haven't been to the hospital for examination and testing now, so don't worry too much.

guidance: you are afraid of kidney problems. If you are worried about renal diseases, it is recommended to do: urine routine, blood routine, renal function and renal B-ultrasound. Gay men can also do prostate examination at the same time to rule out lesions. Drink plenty of water properly at ordinary times and don't hold your urine.

I wish you health and happiness

Disease analysis:

Hello, according to your description, you can't make a diagnosis without examination, let alone take medicine. Further inspection can be considered.

Guidance:

It is suggested that urine routine, examination of prostatic fluid, fasting spicy and greasy, drinking more boiled water, positive examination and diagnosis can be considered.

Hello, like you, the urine is frothy and turbid, but there is no urgency, frequency and pain, and there is no white object in the urine. There is no big problem.

because of this situation, you usually drink less water, or you don't urinate when you feel like urinating, which leads to urine retention. Because normal urine contains substances such as water and inorganic salts, urea and uric acid, urine concentration can lead to this phenomenon. Don't worry too much.

If you have any other discomfort, I suggest you go to the hospital for a routine urine examination to rule out other diseases.

I wish you good health.

Disease analysis:

Generally, urine contains protein or sugar, which is fermented by some fermentation enzymes to produce bubbles.

Guidance:

Go to the nephrology department of the hospital to check whether it is nephritis. Of course, this situation may also be transient proteinuria. If nephritis is ruled out in nephrology, you should check whether you have diabetes.