Why does my urine smell like sulfur?

Urine can begin to smell like sulfur for many different reasons. Several causes relate to diet and lifestyle, such as eating certain foods or becoming dehydrated. Other possible causes include conditions, such as diabetes and infections

High-potassium foods to avoid with kidney disease

People with chronic kidney disease need to avoid eating potassium-rich foods.

Why does my urine smell like fish?

A person’s urine can smell like fish if they take certain medications or supplements. Some diets and pregnancy can also cause this symptom

Caffeine may prolong life for kidney disease patients

Consuming higher amounts of caffeine could be an effective, inexpensive way to increase survival for patients with chronic kidney disease, say researchers.

How often should you poop each day?

A look at how many times you should poop a day, including what is normal and abnormal, factors affecting how often you go, and when to see a doctor.

Best treatments for an overactive bladder

Learn about different treatment options for an overactive bladder, such as dietary and lifestyle changes. Also learn how to monitor an overactive bladder.

Best medications to treat overactive bladder

In this article, learn about the initial treatments for an overactive bladder, which medications may be used, and what further treatment may help.

What causes an overactive bladder?

Learn about why some people have an overactive bladder, causing the need for frequent or sudden urination. What can be done to prevent it?

Frequent urination in women: Causes and treatment

Frequent trips to the bathroom can have a variety of causes in women. Find out more about the symptoms, complications, and when to see a doctor.

Night-time urination reduced by cutting salt in diet

The need to pee at night (nocturia) – which affects most people over the age of 60 – is related to the amount of salt in your diet, according to new research presented at the European Society of…

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