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I have smelly urine, i'm scared, i might have kidney disease, what to do?
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Check UA: There are various reasons for smelly urine. It simply could be normal concentrated urine from dehydration. It could be an infection or various kidney diseases. The simplest way to find out is analysis of urine. Based on the result your doctor will able to address your concern.
Answered 5/19/2014
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