Why is there bubbles in my urine?

Protein?: Protein in the urine looks "frothy, " or like there are white bubbles. Need to let your doctor know.

May be normal: Bubbles in the urine may be a normal finding as the kidneys with the forceful flow of urine produces bubbles. Sometimes it may be an indication of protein loss in the urine , urinary infection or simply dehydration.Consistency of the bubbles ( foamy or not, persistence of bubbles) will help make the difference. The answer is always in checking urine analysis.

Possibly protein: "bubbles" in the urine may not mean anything at all, but it can also mean there is excess protein there. Protein does not belong in the urine, and suggests the kidney is being damaged in some way. A simple urine test to identify protein, and, if present, measure the amount, will quickly reveal if there is a problem.

Fistula or catheter: Bubbles in the urine is called "pneumaturia" and is concerning for a fistula, or track, from the intestines to the bladder. Seek medical counsel for surgical repair if necessary. It may also be present if you recently had a catheter in your bladder.

Protein: Most common cause of bubbling of urine is when somebody is spilling out excessive amount of protein in the urine, common in disease like diabetes. Simple urinalysis can be a good start of ruling it out.