Dark brown urine no pain female

If you notice that your urine is darker, a good first step is to drink more water to rule out dehydration. You should also think about the foods you’ve eaten and the medications you’ve taken.

If this doesn’t bring to mind a cause, check for other symptoms.

For example, if your urine is dark brown and you also notice a yellowing of your skin and eyes, see your doctor as soon as possible. These could be signs of a liver problem.

When you visit your doctor, they’ll test your urine to look for health problems that could be affecting its color.

These include tests to see whether your kidneys are filtering normally and to look for urinary tract infections.

Your doctor may also do blood tests. Once you know what’s to blame for the color change, you can stop eating the offending food, switch medications, or treat the condition involved.

You can connect with a primary care doctor or an urologist in your area using the Healthline FindCare tool.