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Sometimes when i pee, there's like a greasy substance that floats under it or with it in the water..what could it be?
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Albumin or protein: When the urine contains a lot of protein it can make it foam as if it were soap. This is an important sign that requires a complete urine exam and usually a visit with a kidney specialist. Protein in the urine is not normal and can be a sign of many illnesses.
Answered 3/26/2014
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