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Why does my first morning urine look oily since I started taking Rosuvas 20 for high cholesterol?

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Why does my first morning urine look oily since I started taking Rosuvas 20 for high cholesterol?

Asked by Male, 64 · 55 minutes ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

55 minutes ago

Hello. It is understandable to feel concerned when noticing changes in your body. An oily appearance in your morning urine is not a common side effect of your cholesterol medication, Rosuvas (rosuvastatin). Often, first morning urine is highly concentrated, which can sometimes alter its appearance or reflect light differently, making it look slightly oily. This can also be related to diet, hydration levels, or minor, benign changes in protein levels. Please stay well-hydrated. If this oily appearance persists, or if you experience pain, lower back discomfort, or changes in urination, please consult your doctor. A simple, routine urine test can easily provide peace of mind.

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