If this happens in urine, be careful with kidney problems
What should I do if there are bubbles in the urine? Doctor Li Zhiqiao emphasized that most of the reasons for foamy urine are temporary small amounts of proteinuria due to various benign reasons. There is no need to worry regarding it. However, if the foam does not dissipate for more than 1 minute, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.
Li Zhiqiao posted on his Facebook fan page “Dr. Li Zhiqiao of the Urology Clinic” that most of the bubbles in urine are normal. Just start worrying regarding whether there is a problem with your urinary system or kidneys; if the foam does not disperse for more than 1 minute, you need to go to the urology or nephrology department to check whether there is excess protein or excess sugar in the urine
Dr. Li Zhiqiao pointed out that in addition to normal physical shocks that cause bubbles in urine, there are 8 other possible factors that can cause abnormally large amounts of foam in urine:
1. Strenuous exercise or prolonged standing.
2. Excessive intake of protein.
3. Pregnancy.
4. Prostate hypertrophy.
5. Inflammation of the bladder or urethra.
6. Too much substance in urine.
7. Too little water intake.
8. Impaired renal function.
