7.Pink
Sometimes, it can mean that you have eaten blueberries, beets, or rhubarb most recently. If not, you may have blood in your urine. Sometimes it can occur, but a frequent blood appearance in the urine may indicate to some health problems including kidney disease, urinary tract infections (UTI), tumors, problems with the prostate, mercury and lead poisoning, etc. If this is the color of your urine, consult your doctor.
8.Brown
Certain medications such as the anti-malarial chloroquine or the antibiotic metronidazole can turn your urine color to brown. Yet, this color often indicates liver and kidney disorder as well as too much exercise. When working out, your muscles use myoglobin for energy, so if you’re exercising frequently, it can leak into your blood stream and get to your urine.
If you notice your urine color has changed to brown, take a myoglobin test at a doctor as excess myoglobin can result in kidney failure.
9.Blue or green urine
Eating a diet rich in foods full of synthetic dyes is the usual cause for blue or green urine. The jello-o-like urine may also be a result of medications such as Uribel as the drug contains a compound called methylene blue. Blue or green urine is usually nothing to be concerned of, but make sure to drink a lot of water as well in order to dissolve the color.
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