First Urine Colour - Dear Doctors, I Keep Myself Hydrated Always

First urine colour

Asked for Male, 32 Years

Dear doctors, I keep myself hydrated always but still every day morning first urine looks brown colour. After that my pee count and colour is normal.. only first urine is in that colour. Will it have any issues in my health? I'm taking Himalaya liv.52 hb capsules for the past 2years (2years back I consulted a doctor for seman analysis, they took blood test that time and said I have hep high in blood and suggested this tablet. After that I have not consulted any doctor but I continued taking this tablet) Will this tablet be reason for the colour change in urine? PS: only first urine in morning looks brown colour. Thanks in advance.

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