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I am 13 weeks pregnant and have gestational diabetes, i have been peeing a bright neon green color getting brighter for a few days. what could this be?
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See answer: Congratulations on your pregnancy. Discoloration of the urine as you describe is almost always related to something you have recently ingested with vitamin supplements being the most common reason followed by certain medications and or pigments found in certain foods and drinks. Recommend asking your doctor, but in the presence of an otherwise normal urinalysis, nothing to be concerned about.
Answered 10/11/2015
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