Noticing foamy urine can be concerning, but it’s not always a sign of a serious issue. Occasional foaminess may result from rapid urination or dehydration, but persistent foamy urine can indicate kidney problems or protein leakage (proteinuria).
Common Causes of Foamy Urine:
✔ Fast Urination – Forceful urination can trap air, causing bubbles.
✔ Dehydration – Concentrated urine can appear foamy.
✔ Excess Protein in Urine (Proteinuria) – A sign of kidney disease.
✔ Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) – Can cause foam along with burning or cloudy urine.
✔ Diabetes & High Blood Pressure – May damage kidneys, leading to protein leakage.
When to Seek Medical Attention?
🔹 Foamy urine persists for multiple days
🔹 Swelling in legs, hands, or face (possible kidney disease)
🔹 Frequent urination, fatigue, or high blood sugar (diabetes warning)
🔹 Pain, burning, or blood in urine (possible UTI or bladder issue)
Diagnosis & Treatment:
✅ Urine Tests (Urinalysis & Protein Test) – To check protein levels.
✅ Kidney Function Tests – Assess kidney health and filtration ability.
✅ Blood Sugar & Blood Pressure Monitoring – To rule out diabetes-related issues.
✅ Lifestyle Changes & Medications – Managing underlying conditions can prevent complications.
At Anil Baghi Hospital, our Urology Specialist Dr. Sunit Tandon provide advanced kidney screening and treatment to help you maintain optimal urinary health.
