What is the color of urine in pregnancy?

Question

Mine looks darker yellow these days and im not sure if its just water intake ya something pregnancy related. 7 weeks along. just want to know whats normal so i dont panic for nothing.

Arya Mahajan · Answer

God has made our bodies so beautifully to handle everything. Keep yourself hydrated, chant some positive mantras, and look after your health dear.

Radha Mittal · Answer

Hey, don't stress too much! If it's dark yellow, you are just dehydrated, so chug some water or coconut water. If there's any pain or burning, just call your gynac.

Laveena Gowda · Answer

Haan na, starting weeks mein dark yellow urine common hai. Water intake badhana padta hai, ho na? If it burns, then tell your doc.

Charulata Salunkhe · Answer

I used to forget drinking water during meetings and my urine would turn dark. Set a reminder on your phone to drink water every hour, it really helps.

Devi Bhosale · Answer

I totally understand how every little change makes you worry about the baby. Don't worry beta, just keep a water bottle near you and drink frequently.

Ilakiya Nandi · Answer

I felt so anxious about this during my first trimester. My urine was almost neon yellow because of the folic acid tablets my doctor gave me.

Sowmya Tayal · Answer

Mine has been dark yellow since last week and I'm honestly a bit worried. Is this normal or am I not drinking enough water? Please tell me if anyone else felt the same.

Samiha Rao · Answer

I can only tell you what happened with me. My urine color changed to bright yellow because of my prenatal vitamins, but when I drank plenty of water, it cleared up.

Manorama Krishnakumar · Answer

Currently in my 9th month and going to the washroom literally every 5 minutes. If I drink less water it gets super yellow, but if I drink more I live in the toilet!

Mahalakshmi Tayal · Answer

After my C-section, my urine was quite dark initially because of the hospital IVs and medications. It slowly went back to light yellow once I started walking and drinking fluids during recovery.