Don't worry, you probably do not have acute liver failure. One of the most common causes of dark colored urine is dehydration. Certain foods and medications can also result in a darker color. If you aren't normally hydrated you may also develop kidney stones. Hydrate and see you physician if the pain persists. Here's some more info: https://www.goodrx.com/health-topic/urology/brown-pee-health
Answered 5/18/2022
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The Dentist or Oral Surgeon that did your extraction is responsible for your post-surgical care. He/she may want to refer you to your Physician or a medical facility for evaluation. Dark urine may indicate dehydration. Other than not hydrating properly after your surgery, Dark urine, extracted tooth, and your prescribed medications, are not related.
Answered 6/4/2022
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