Pale pink urine. What's going on?

If the urine shows a light pink color, it is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations to clarify possible causes: First, there are urinary tract stones, such as kidney stones, ureteral stones, which can lead to mucosal bleeding. This bleeding is relatively small, mixed in the urine, showing that the urine shows a light pink color. This situation is generally accompanied by pain in the location of the stones, such as low back pain or abdominal pain symptoms. Second, the presence of urinary tract tumors, mainly in elderly patients, or long-term exposure to some paint, benzene patients. At this time can lead to increased probability of tumor occurrence. Tumor rupture bleeding, then can lead to urine pink. This situation is generally not accompanied by any conscious symptoms, only red or pink urine. Need to go to the hospital for urinary CT examination to rule out. Third, patients with acute urinary tract infection can also show light pink urine. After acute infection, it can lead to mucosal congestion, edema, erosion and other reactions, which can lead to a little bleeding. This situation is generally accompanied by strong frequent urination, urgency, or urination pain symptoms.