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Why does urine become foamy?

Proteins have a special characteristic: they bind water and generate foam, similar to what happens with soap or egg white. Normally, the kidneys function as an extremely fine filter that eliminates toxins and excess fluids while retaining valuable substances like proteins.

When this filter is damaged, proteins begin to leak into the urine. When you urinate, these proteins produce a denser, more persistent foam that doesn’t disappear quickly. It’s important to clarify that a small amount of occasional foam can be normal. The warning sign appears when the foam is:

Abundant

Repetitive

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