why is urine syrupy and bubbly when you have diabetes? how can you normalize your urine?

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your urine shouldn't be like syrup it might be a darker yellow but not thicker you should consider picking up some keto-diastix strips just to check your ketones (acid level in your urine), and keep drinking lots of water.

Answer 5

well Ive been a diabetic for 19 years & have never had syrpy or bubbly urine so Im thinking maybe you need to see a doctor....even when my sugar was VERY high my urine was never like that, PLEASE get w your doctor ASAP!!

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for starters, increase your water intake.