What are the causes and treatments for yellow urine foam?

The causes of yellow urine foam are too little drinking water, urinary tract infection, diabetic nephropathy, etc., requiring patients to undergo general treatment, drug treatment, surgical treatment, etc. according to the cause. 1, too little drinking water daily insufficient drinking water can lead to effective circulation of water in the body reduced, urine concentrated, causing urine protein components higher, manifested as yellow urine foam. For this situation usually do not need to give special treatment, generally in the active drinking water, maintain adequate daily water intake, after a period of time can return to normal, do not worry too much. 2, urinary tract infection due to cystitis, pyelonephritis, etc., can lead to patients in the urine of red blood cells, white blood cell content increased, so that the composition of urine contains changes, so urinary tract infection will also cause yellow urine foam. Increase drinking water during the illness, more urination, keep diet light, ensure adequate sleep, etc., help to treat urinary tract infection. If bacterial infection is caused, patients can reasonably choose antibiotics such as ofloxacin, amoxicillin, ceftriaxone and nitrofurantoin under the guidance of doctors, which can play an anti-inflammatory and anti-infection role. For urinary tract infections caused by urinary tract abnormalities, surgery should be considered to remove the cause. 3. Diabetic nephropathy Diabetes affects renal microvessels, causing glomerulopathy and proteinuria, manifested as yellow and frothy urine. Regular exercise, scientific weight control, reasonable eating, smoking cessation and alcohol withdrawal help slow down the disease process. In the early stage, patients should follow the doctor's advice to use metformin, acarbose, nateglinide and other drugs to control blood sugar; When diabetic nephropathy causes hypertension, felodipine, perindopril, nifedipine and other drugs can be used to reduce blood pressure according to doctor's advice, which helps to reduce proteinuria and delay the progress of the disease.