Our urine, while a waste product, can tell us a lot about our internal health. While most of the time it has a subtle ammonia-like odor, a noticeable change in smell can signal something amiss.

If you catch a whiff of something strong mid-stream, it’s only natural to wonder, Why does my pee smell? Speaking generally, “Healthy urine shouldn’t have a powerful aroma,” says Jairam Eswara, MD, ...

Few embarrassing situations are more universally understood than having smelly urine. Most people have experienced this after eating foods like asparagus or Brussel sprouts, causing some to worry ...

Dear Dr. Gott: For about a year, I've had a problem that I am not comfortable discussing with my doctor. My urine smells terrible, to the point that I am embarrassed to use public restrooms or the ...

Pyuria is a term that describes the presence of pus, which is mostly made up of white blood cells, in urine. Urine typically contains very few or no white blood cells. The most common cause of pyuria ...

When it comes to bathroom habits, most people like to stay private. But if you catch a glimpse of your pee and notice foamy urine, it may trigger a red flag, and you're likely left wondering "what ...