What makes urine foamy when normally it’s pale yellow to dark amber and flat? A number of factors, from diet to drugs to disease, can cause changes in the color and foaminess of your urine.

While occasional foamy urine may not be a cause for concern, persistent or frequent foaming, especially when paired with other symptoms, could point to an underlying health condition.

If you spot foamy urine, a good first step is increasing your hydration to see if that helps. Try drinking electrolyte beverages to hydrate and boost your salt levels, which tend to drop when you ...

Foamy urine along with swollen legs and swelling around the eyes can be a sign of kidney damage. If you have these three symptoms together, get help immediately.

It’s typically normal to have some foam in your pee, but sometimes foamy or frothy pee can be a sign of something more serious. Here, a urologist explains. Skip to main content.