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I drink 4-6 liter water per days, when i wake up from sleep, i go to the john for urinating. i noticed my urine is brown colored few times now. do note i take quetiapine before sleep, why does this happen?
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Thats a lot of water. cut down Re brown urine you need to see a Urologist to find cause.
Answered 1/30/2022
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