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Foamy Urine, Sticky Residual Urine, Recently Had Gout. What Could Be Causing This?

I ve noticed that when urinating i sometimes get a type of foam in the toilet, & also that residual urine on the toilet seat is sticky. I have no other symptoms, no pain or anything, but recently have suffered what appears to have been an attack of gout . I recently showed symptoms of diabetes , but with some diet changes, they ve all disappeared over the last year. I m 6 1 , 205lbs (recently lost half a stone & counting) & black... YYYY@YYYY
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Hi
Thanks for the query.
Foam or frothing often indicates the presence of excessive proteins in the urine. This is often seen in patients with diabetes.
So you should get a urine analysis and urine microscopy.
Hope this helps
Good luck
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Foamy Urine, Sticky Residual Urine, Recently Had Gout. What Could Be Causing This?

Hi Thanks for the query. Foam or frothing often indicates the presence of excessive proteins in the urine. This is often seen in patients with diabetes. So you should get a urine analysis and urine microscopy. Hope this helps Good luck