When you get up in the morning and urinate thick tea-like urine, you can consider physiological factors such as drinking less water, urinary tract infections, stones, etc., as well as sepsis, diabetes and other systemic diseases. 1. Physiological factors: if you drink less water, especially less water before going to bed, it will lead to a lower peripheral circulatory load, resulting in less urine production, urine concentration will lead to darker urine in the morning. 2. Urinary system diseases: If there are urinary tract infections, urethral stones, tuberculosis, tumors and nephritis, etc., which may lead to hematuria and other changes in the composition of urine, resulting in a strong tea-like urine. 3. Systemic diseases: when there are diabetes, hyperlipidemia and sepsis and other bleeding disorders, may lead to changes in the composition of the urine, showing a strong tea color. Tea-like morning urine may also be caused by other factors, therefore, it is recommended to go to the regular hospital under the guidance of the doctor for further urine routine and other tests to determine the cause of the disease and treatment.