Why My Pee Doesn't Turn Yellow?

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Hi, I just wanna know your insights about taking multivitamins. As far as I know and also what happened to me a long time ago that whenever I take vitamins my pee becomes bright yellow more likely a neon color. I know that it's normal to have that kind of pee after taking multivitamins. Because of excess vitamins that our body doesnt need. I stopped taking mult for a long time like a year or so. Then I started to take again because of so many things Im feeling lately, it seems like my immune system is getting low. So I decided to take multivitamins again. But what bothers me is my pee is not changing it's color anymore. Im not fond of drinking a lot of water. I only drink when I get thirst. Im afraid that my body is not taking/processing the vitamins anymore. For the info, I tried to take enervon and after one week I changed it to Propan with Iron because of that reason explained above. Moreover, I dont have any vices like drinking alcohol, cigarettes but Im my work is aways nightshift. Pls enlighten me about this kind of situation.

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    Hi Arthur,

    Its Riboflavin, also known as vitamin B2, which changes the pee color to Neon/Yellow.

    Now, I am also taking multivitamin from past 3 weeks and don't see any change into my pee, even though it used to happen earlier.

    Could be because of below reasons.

    1. I am taking A to Z ( multivitamin), something which I am using first time which doesn't have B2 in high quantity. May be with few brands this yellow pee issue is less.

    2. I am taking multivitamin (along with other supplements) because I am Vitamin D and B 12 deficient, and could be my body is absorbing more vitamins now hence less outflow ( just a guess)

    Just few guesstimates, hope that helps.

    • Posted

      Hi Thankyou for this information. This gives me clarification of what bothers me. Im still taking my mults. Thank you again.

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