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One of the most common reasons for strong-smelling pee is dehydration. Everyone's urine has ammonia in it. The more hydrated you are, the less concentrated the ammonia is. But when you're dehydrated, the ammonia concentration is stronger — and so is the smell.
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Read More »Urine has a natural odor that is unique to everyone. From time to time, you may notice that your urine occasionally has a stronger smell than it normally does. This isn’t always a cause for concern. But sometimes strong or unusual smelling urine is a sign of an underlying medical problem. Read on to learn why urine may sometimes have a stronger odor. Common issues Dehydration One of the most common reasons for strong-smelling pee is dehydration. Everyone’s urine has ammonia in it. The more hydrated you are, the less concentrated the ammonia is. But when you’re dehydrated, the ammonia concentration is stronger — and so is the smell. This is why you may notice your urine smells stronger in the morning right after you wake up. Dark-colored urine is another sign of dehydration. Staying hydrated is extremely important for overall health. Typically, by the time you feel thirsty, you’re already a bit dehydrated, so stay ahead of the game with a good amount of water intake throughout the day. Urinary tract infections Urinary tract infections — often called UTIs — are another common cause of strong-smelling urine. An intense urge to urinate, needing to urinate frequently, and a burning sensation upon urination are the most common additional symptoms of a UTI. Bacteria in your urine cause urinary tract infections. If your doctor determines you have a UTI, they’ll give you antibiotics to kill the bacteria. Medications and supplements Certain vitamins and medications are known to change the smell of urine. Some of these include: vitamin D
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Read More »Drink enough fluids during the day, and make sure a good amount of that fluid is water. Try to be as relaxed as you can while peeing. Relaxing your muscles will make it easier to urinate. Don’t rush the process. It’s better to take your time and fully empty your bladder than hold extra urine for too long.
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