Drink enough 8 glasses of water every day, but I always go to the toilet, and I feel that I pull mor

Maybe it's diabetes.

1. Typical symptoms - three more and one less.

The typical symptoms of diabetes mellitus are "three more and one less", i.e., polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, and weight loss (weight loss). However, not every patient has these symptoms due to the severity of the disease or the mode of onset. Patients with type 1 diabetes usually have a typical manifestation of "three more and one less" at the onset of the disease, while patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus have weaker symptoms of "three more and one less".

1. Polyuria. That is, the amount and frequency of urine increases. Diabetic patients have an elevated blood glucose concentration that cannot be fully utilized, especially when the glomeruli are filtered out and cannot be completely reabsorbed by the renal tubules, resulting in the formation of osmotic diuresis and polyuria. The higher the blood sugar, the higher the urine output.

The urine output can reach 3000 5000ml per day and night, and the maximum can reach more than 10000ml. The frequency of urination also increases, and it is possible to urinate once in an hour or two, and some patients can even urinate more than 30 times a day and night. Polyuria and polydipsis in infants are not easy to detect, and dehydration and ketoacidosis can quickly develop.

Polyuria is often mistaken for prostate disease, urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, or neglected by diuretic medications in older people.

2. Drink more. i.e. drink more. Due to the patient's high blood sugar, polyuria, and excessive water loss, intracellular dehydration occurs, which stimulates the hypothalamic thirst center, resulting in polydipsia, and increasing the amount and frequency of water intake, so as to replenish water. The more you urinate, the more you drink, and the more you drink, forming a positive relationship.

3. Eat more. i.e. eat more. Due to the loss of a large amount of glucose in the urine and the inability of the body to use glucose effectively, the body is in a state of starvation, lacks capacity, and needs to be replenished, causing hyperphagia and increased food intake.

4. Emaciation (weight loss).

Insulin is insufficient, the body can not make full use of glucose, and the decomposition of fat and protein is accelerated to replenish capacity and calories, and its structure makes the body carbonated compounds, fat are consumed in large quantities, coupled with water loss, the patient loses weight and emaciated. In severe cases, the weight can be lost by tens of pounds. So that fatigue and weakness and lack of energy.

However, after treatment, some patients may gain weight when blood sugar is controlled, urine glucose disappears, and food intake increases.

Drinking so much water that the human body can't stand it, the food and fruits you usually eat already have a lot of water.

Then why is it not normal for you to drink so much, people can drink six cups a day.

I drink that amount and I always want to go to the toilet