What Does Neon Yellow Pee Mean?

It is common for your pee to change colors based on what you eat, drink and the medication you may take. Your health can also affect the color of your urine. However, when your pee is an unusual color like neon yellow, you might be wondering if you should be worried. This blog post will answer that question, and when you should reach out to your urologist for help.

The Meaning of Neon Yellow Pee

Most of the time, it means that you are getting too much Vitamin B. This can happen if you are taking supplements. It can also happen if you eat foods high in Vitamin B, such as dairy, beef or avocados. Energy drinks are also known to make your pee brighter.

Another possible reason for bright yellow pee is dehydration. When you don't get enough water, your pee can look more intensely colored.

Should You Be Worried About Neon Yellow Pee?

What you probably want to know is if you should be concerned. Most likely, no. Neon yellow urine does not mean that you need to see a urologist or that you have a serious health condition. Your urine usually goes back to a less intense color after your body filters all the vitamin b.

However, bright or darkly colored urine can sometimes be a sign of a problem. If you also have pain or your eyes also look yellowish, seek out medical care. This combination of symptoms could indicate a deeper issue, such as Hepatitis B.

What You Can Do

Your urine will likely change to a softer yellow or clear color in time. However, you may be able to help this process go faster.

Here are a few things you can:

• Drink more water.
• Eat less vitamin rich foods.
• Stop drinking energy drinks.

You will probably see changes in your urine within a few days or a week.

Reach Out to Baptist Health

If you have questions about the color of your urine, reach out to your Baptist Health urology care provider. If you do not have a provider, you can find one on our provider directory.