Hyperurobilinuria

Hyperurobilinoria is a pathological condition that is manifested by increased levels of bilirubin in the urine. Bilirubin is a breakdown product of hemoglobin and other red blood cells. Hyperurobiliniuria can be a symptom of various diseases, such as infections, liver inflammation, Gilbert's syndrome and others.

Hyperurobilinimyria is manifested by a change in the color of urine, which becomes bright yellow or yellow-green, which is associated with a high content of urobilin pigment. This pigment appears during the breakdown of hemoglobin and turns into urobilin, which is then excreted in the urine.

A urologist diagnoses hyperurobelimaria. The doctor performs a urine test for urobilinate levels and may use additional diagnostic methods such as abdominal ultrasound, blood tests, etc. Treatment depends on the cause of the disease. In some cases, hospitalization and intravenous fluids may be required to prevent dehydration. It is possible to prescribe antibacterial drugs, as well as drugs that reduce bilirubin levels.

Hyperurobelinuria is a rare condition manifested by an increase in the concentration of urobilin in the urine and an excessive increase in its amount. Urobilin is a metabolic product of a sulfur-containing compound in the human body - bilirubin. The normal level is about 50-200 mg/day. for adult women and 15-75 mg/day for men. The normal range can vary greatly depending on a person's physical activity and lifestyle. An important point: normal urobiduria does not indicate a person’s health, but only gives the opportunity to draw conclusions about existing abnormalities. The concentration of urobilin is 6 g/l. and higher per day. If the figure exceeds 20 g/2 l. daily volume - this indicates the development of dangerous hyperureoiduria. Hypouroureia is a decrease in the level of urobilinogen in the blood and urine. Thus, if the level of urobilene in the blood in the body is increased by more than 3 times the norm, the patient is diagnosed with hyperurobiluria.