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Urine

Ok had surgery yesterday and I went to the restroom and urine is reddish Orange has this happen to anyone else. The nurse said dehydrated

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Yup..it went away once I was off the iv



Keep an eye on it. If it starts looking more red or brown, let the nurse know. Brown means you need fluids, red could be a bit of bleeding (from infection or even the catheter poked you a bit).

Either way, should get better, not worse, especially if you can get those fluids down.

Good luck!



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