What happens to green urine?

Clinically, female patients are often encountered. The complaint is mainly the color of urine. The normal urine color is pale yellow. If you drink less water and urine is less, the urine color is dark yellow, but there is generally no green urine. If you find green urine, you must go to the hospital to do urine tests to see if there is urinary system infection. If the white blood cells in the urine are high, and the patient is accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, pain in urination, hematuria, fever or pain in the abdomen, it is likely that the urine is green and the urinary tract infection is related. At this time, the patient needs to drink more water to ensure adequate urine volume. At the same time, drugs such as cephalosporins and ofloxacin can easily cure urinary tract infection. The urine is green and can be gradually improved.