Reasons for drinking more water and urinating less

Some friends may experience symptoms of drinking more water and urinating less. The occurrence of this symptom can easily bring us great psychological pressure, so we must pay attention to this symptom. We must find out the cause of drinking more water and urinating less and make targeted treatment. In fact, if you occasionally drink more water and urinate less, you don’t need to worry too much, but if the symptoms of drinking more water and urinating less appear for a long time, we must go to the hospital for consultation.

Drinking more water and urinating less often can cause many other more serious symptoms. Common diseases include shock caused by various reasons, severe dehydration, heart failure, renal artery embolism, kidney tumors, acute glomerulonephritis, and renal insufficiency. If you find that you urinate less during the day but have no other discomfort symptoms, you should consciously drink more water to increase your urine volume. This will not only promote the excretion of metabolic waste in the body, but also help flush the urinary tract through urine and prevent urinary system infections.

The above mentioned the relationship between drinking more water and less urination and disease, but everyone should not worry too much about occasional polyuria or oliguria. However, persistent abnormalities should be given sufficient attention, because the earliest manifestation of many diseases is often changes in urine volume.

The daily urine volume of an adult is usually between 1500 and 2500 ml. If the daily urine volume is less than 500 ml, it is called oliguria. Oliguria is often a sign of some serious diseases in medicine.

One is the disease of the kidney itself. Due to impaired kidney function, people drink more water and urinate less, such as in acute nephritis, kidney tumors, severe renal tuberculosis, renal failure, etc. When these diseases cause oliguria, the condition is often serious and often leads to death.

Second, the blood flow into the kidneys is reduced. When a patient loses too much blood due to trauma, suffers from shock, heart failure, or severe dehydration, the blood flow entering the kidneys is significantly reduced, causing functional kidney failure and oliguria.

Another cause of oliguria is urinary tract obstruction. If the cause of the obstruction is not removed in time, hydronephrosis will occur in the kidneys over time and affect renal function.

In the above article, we introduced a common symptom, which is drinking more water and urinating less. We know that drinking more water and urinating less will bring us many troubles, so everyone should pay attention to this symptom. The above article introduces it to us in detail.