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Change in urine color - Am I pregnant

does the color of urine change when pregant? Or is it a sign of pregancy?
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202436 tn?1326474333
I agree with Joy...it could be dehydration/hydration...it could also be discolored due to a UTI or kidney infection which may cause blood to become mixed with the urine, certain medications can cause discoloration of the urine as well.
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1285850 tn?1291776435
Mine seemed yellowish but its been light too. i found it smelt really harsh but it wasnt cuz it smelt more, it was my sense of smell was increased making me smell it more.

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Your urine changing color is more likely a sign of hydration/dehydration.
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Not a sign of pregnancy.
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187316 tn?1386356682
I'm not sure of it being a sign of pregnancy but maybe about 2-3 months into my pregnancy my urine started changing to a more yellow color. It's not from prenatals since my first trimester they made me too sick to take.
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964234 tn?1331949207
I have not noticed any change in urine color since being pregnant aside from the prenatal vitamins I take ... after I take them my urine is really bright yellow for a couple of times after then it goes back to normal.  But, I took the vitamins for months before I got pregnant and it had the same color.  I do not think this is a sign of pregnancy.  
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