The kidneys produce urine as a waste product while cleaning the blood. The urine is constantly produced in the body and sent down to the bladder. If the function of the bladder is reduced, the urine will accumulate and return back to the kidneys.
The function of the urinary tract is of high importance for overall health, as it filters excess fluids and wastes from the body.
If the kidneys function normally, they prevent the accumulation of fluids and waste in the body, strengthen the bones, produce red blood cells, stabilize electrolyte levels in the body, and produce hormones that will regulate blood pressure.
Therefore, it is crucial to treat bladder and kidney problems on time, in order for the urine to be expelled from the body regularly, and support the function of the urinary tract.
The urine is usually a yellow liquid, consisting of urea, creatinine, dissolved compounds, and many other inorganic and organic compounds. These waste substances can be dangerous to body organs if accumulated in the body, so they should be regularly expelled.
It can often become orange, transparent, dark red, or pink, and here is what the meaning of these symptoms is:
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