[header] How to detect blood in urine [title] Inspect the color of your urine. [step] Blood will often make your urine appear to be red, pink or brown (similar in shade to coca-cola). After you pee, step back and inspect the color of the urine before you flush the toilet to look for abnormal colors in it.
[header] How to detect blood in urine [title] Inspect the color of your urine. [step] Blood will often make your urine appear to be red, pink or brown (similar in shade to coca-cola). After you pee, step back and inspect the color of the urine before you flush the toilet to look for abnormal colors in it.
Abnormal red urine might indicate an allergic reaction or a blood clot. [substeps] Red urine will cause you to be nauseated and cause change in your urine color to stay solid. If there are any abnormal colors in the urine, it could be signs of a blood poisoning. [substeps] Severe: if you see noticeable blood stains in the urine, you can use a flush flushing test. [substeps] Your urine should be clear or a very light yellow in shade. It should resemble the color of lemon juice from one squeezed lemon. Many people do not flush their urine; some people need immediate attention to make sure their urine is clear and free of abnormal colored streaks. On the contrary, blood is usually bright and colorful, with reddish-yellow very dark spots and a glossy appearance.