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Mankey said:
Bet it stinks real good.

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Mankey said:
Heated urine doesn't smell bad? To each their own...

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Cepheus said:
I thought it was due to the ammonia (based) content of urine..

Urea is carbonyldiamine.. and theres that old saying NH3 stinks of wee..



In solution those 2 NH2 groups could accept another hydrogen..

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I have noticed a bad urine smell lately whenever I go to the bathroom. It is so noticeable. I'm very conscious of it during the day. My husband said he noticed it just standing near me! I have never had anything like this before. What could be causing this?



Dear Reader,

Normally, urine doesn't have much of a smell to it. If you are dehydrated and your urine becomes overly concentrated, it can have a stronger-than-usual scent. Vitamins and certain foods (asparagus, for example) can give urine an unusual smell. Infection can cause the urine to smell unpleasant. Uncommon, but more serious, causes of urine odor include:

* rare diseases, in which certain chemicals build up in the urine [e.g., ketonuria, maple sugar urine disease (an inherited metabolic disorder that's characterized by urine that smells similar to maple syrup), and phenylketonuria]
* an abnormal connection between the rectum and the bladder (rectal fistula)
* liver failure

Sometimes it can be difficult to tell where the smell is coming from: women think that their urine has an unpleasant odor, when actually the source is their vagina. The common vaginal infection trichomoniasis can cause a strong, foul, fishy smell. Another vaginal infection, gardnerella, can also cause an offensive odor. Both of these infections are easily treated with antibiotics. In most cases, a sexual partner of an infected woman will require treatment with antibiotics also, and condoms need to be used until the full schedule of antibiotics are finished.

Have you noticed any other symptoms? For example, a urinary tract infection usually makes women urinate more frequently, and can cause burning and pain while peeing. Vaginal infections usually cause an increase in vaginal discharge, as well as some itching and burning of the vulva.

It's a good idea for you to visit your health care provider to try to find out the source of this new, unpleasant odor. The solution may be as simple as a course of antibiotics.

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Cepheus said:
Smell some ammonia and tell me that shit doesn't stink of concentrated piss.

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hitch hiker said:
I just wanted to keep this topic current
in case anyone has a drug test coming up that
they dont know if they can pass.

I just passed an extensive drug test
with a synthetic urine called Quick Fix.
This shit works no sweat.

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Wow, it's like you read my mind. I do have a drug test coming up and I'm planning on using Quick Fix. I'm pretty nervous about it. It makes me feel better to hear that it worked for you.

How closely did they pay attention to the temperature. That's the only thing I'm worried about. I know that every piss lady/man is different, but how concerned were they about temperature?

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supra said:
you have a 10 degree window for standard testing procedures...90-100F.

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Do you think that most places give you that 10 degree window?