Dark yellow or amber-coloured urine often suggests you need more water. Dark yellow is common in the morning or after exercise when water intake is lower. It’s usually fixed by drinking more water.
1. urine colour: pale yellow urine typically indicates good hydration, while darker, concentrated urine suggests dehydration 2. frequency of going to the toilet: urinating regularly (around four to ...
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