a day or two after stopping the food responsible and do not require medical evaluation unless other symptoms occur.
9. When to seek medical advice
While urine color changes are often harmless and linked to hydration, diet, or medications, certain signs should prompt medical evaluation. Seek medical advice if you notice:
Persistent unusual urine color lasting more than 48 hours without an obvious cause.
Red, pink, or brown urine that could represent blood.
Accompanying symptoms such as pain during urination, abdominal or flank pain, fever, fatigue, or swelling.
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