The presence of foam in women’s urine discharge is likely to have diabetes, or urinary tract infections, pyelonephritis, glomerulonephritis, acute cystitis, etc., may occur. It is recommended to drink more plain water to increase the volume of urine, which can play a role in diluting the urine, and then observe it. If the symptoms do not get better, go to the hospital in time for a consultation to check the urine routine, according to the urine routine of red blood cells, white blood cells and urine sugar to make a clear diagnosis. If necessary, you should also choose to check fasting blood sugar to determine whether there are symptoms of diabetes. You can take oral medications for treatment, such as clarithromycin capsules and feverfew granules are more commonly used in clinical practice, and the treatment effect is relatively good. During the treatment period, eat a light diet, do not eat spicy, stimulating, raw and cold food.