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female urinary tract, male urinary tract, discoloration of urine, urine of an abnormal color appears different, usual straw-yellow color, abnormally-colored urine, cloudy, dark, blood-tinged, urine, bloody, dark, changes in urine color, presence of an abnormal urine color that cannot be linked, consumption of a food, drug, reported, particularly important, longer than a day, two, repeated episodes, dyes used in candy excreted, in the urine, a wide variety of drugs, discolor the urine, cloudy, murky, turbid, muddy, urine is characteristic of a urinary tract infection, have an offensive smell, murky urine, presence of bacteria, mucus, white blood cells, red blood cells, epithelial cells, fat, phosphates, dark brown, clear urine is characteristic of a liver disorder acute viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, pink, red, smoky brown urine, a side effect of a medication, recent consumption of beets, blackberries, certain food colorings, characteristic of a urinary tract disorder, bleeding occurs cystitis, enlarged prostate, kidney cancer, bladder tumor, tuberculosis, bladder stones, kidney infection, wilms' tumor, in children, hypernephroma, hemolytic anemia, porphyria, cause urine to take on these colors, occur after trauma, kidneys, urinary tract, dark yellow, orange urine, recent use of laxatives, consumption of b complex vitamins, carotene, orange urine, pyridium, in the treatment of urinary tract infections, rifampin, warfarin, green, blue urine is due, effect of artificial color in food, drug, result from medications, amitriptyline, indomethacin, doxorubicin, food, beets, blackberries, naturally red foods, food dyes, certain drugs, urinary tract infection, liver diseases acute viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, not presented in order of likelihood, extremely unlikely, acute tubular necrosis, acute unilateral obstructive uropathy, alport syndrome, carcinoma, the urinary bladder, chronic, recurrent urinary tract infection, chronic prostatitis, endocarditis, acute cystitis, acute glomerulonephritis, chronic glomerulonephritis, hepatitis, nephrolithiasis, kidney stones, prostate cancer, renal cell carcinoma, rhabdomyolysis , dark-brown urine, accompanied by pale stools, yellow skin, eyes, pink, red, smoky-brown urine, color change was not expected, due to a medication, abnormal urine color is persistent, unexplained, accompanied by other unexplained symptoms, medical history, a physical examination performed, medical history, abnormal urine color in detail, time pattern, did this begin suddenly, quality, any pain associated, urination, what color, urine, consistently the same color throughout the day, the quantity of urine per day decreased, blood visible, an odor, aggravating factors, medications taken that could cause this change in color, have foods been eaten that could account, change in color, colored candy, beets, berries, rhubarb, relieving factors, does a change in diet change the color, the urine, does a change in medication change the color, the urine, never change medications, first consulting health care provider, pain, urinating, pain, in the abdomen, back pain, fever, has there been a decreased fluid intake, decreased thirst, has there been a decreased appetite, what medications, previous urinary problems, kidney problems, any allergies, a history, a physical examination performed, a rectal, pelvic exam, take a clean catch urine sample to health care provider's office, diagnostic tests, blood tests, liver function tests, urinalysis, urine culture, sensitivity studies, ultrasound of kidneys, bladder, a diagnosis was made by health care provider related to abnormal urine color, want to note that diagnosis in personal medical record.