what diseases can be acquired thru human urine?
tin j
can human urine be a source of any disease or infection? what diseases are transfered thru urine?
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You need to clarify what you are wanting to know for me to be able to help you in any way. I can tell you, however that in normal situations, urine is sterile, which means no bacteria.