Grey Urine: Potential Causes from Dehydration to Liver Disease
Grey urine may indicate:
- Dehydration – Concentrated urine appears darker.
- Urinary tract infection (UTI) – Cloudy/grey urine from white blood cells, bacteria.
- Kidney stones – Obstruction causes pressure, tissue damage, blood in urine.
- Liver disease – Impaired bilirubin processing leads to grey/yellow-brown urine.
- Medications – Certain antibiotics, chemotherapy, diuretics.
- Rare serious conditions – Cancer, metabolic disorders.
Consult a doctor for accurate diagnosis if urine color changes persist.
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