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My teenager has dark brown urine but no fever today. is this bad?
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Probably not: Urine color may darken when there is dehydration, or sometimes the materials ingested can cause discoloration to the urine. Occasionally there may be jaundice creating color changes in urine, but generally not to worry - teenager probably quite normal.
Answered 4/22/2012
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