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Urine discoloration [Explained]
Urine discoloration
Dark / Brown | |
Cascara | Chloroquine |
ferrous salts/ iron dextran | Levodopa |
methocarbamol | methyldopa |
metronidazole | nitrates |
nitrofurantoin | quinine |
Senna | sulfonamides |
Yellow-brown | |
Bismuth | Chloroquine |
Cascara | Metronidazole |
Nitrofurantoin | Primaquine |
Senna | Sulfonamides |
Blue or blue green | |
amitriptyline | methylene blue |
triamterene | Methocarbamol |
Orange/yellow | |
Chlorzoxazone | Dihydroergotamine |
heparin | phenazopyridine |
rifampin | sulfasalazine |
warfarin | |
Red / Pink | |
daunorubicin or doxorubicin | heparin |
ibuprofen | methyldopa |
phenothiazines | phenytoin |
phenylbutazone | rifampin |
Salicylates | senna |
Urinalysis
Normal urine output (minimum): 0.5 to 1 ml/kg/hr daily Oliguria: < 500 ml urine/ 24 hours Anuria: < 100 ml urine/ 24 hours.
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Reference(s)
National Institutes of Health, U.S. National Library of Medicine, DailyMed Database.
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