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The is no chemical in urine that will ignite it is not normally flammable unless something flammable is added to it. I saw on TV that a drunk guy killed himself by drinking gas and urinating on a camp fire that went up in a blaze. ChaCha on. Urine is not flammable. There is too much water in urine for it to catch fire.
Urine could indeed reveal certain diseases, most notably diabetes, a diagnosis as difficult for the doctor as it was for the patient, since a taste of the yellow stuff was required. Hippocrates (460-377 BC) was the original uroscopist, noticing that fever changes the way a patient's urine smells.