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Anonymous users2024-01-23The body is disease-free, and no matter how much water you drink, you will go to the toilet less often a day. Physical diseases: For example, kidney disease and the whole urinary system disease, even if you drink less water, you will go to the toilet more often. Therefore, the number of times you go to the toilet is related to your physique.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Usually do not drink water, drink in small sips, drink a small amount, you can do little toilet during the day
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You have a problem with your urinary system, which is why you have frequent urination, urgency, urination and waiting.
When it is convenient to go to the toilet, drink more water, and when it is inconvenient to go to the toilet, drink less water. Drink plenty of water when you wake up in the morning.
Exercise kidney function, and drink less every time, just touch your lips.
Does she do this often? If so, then it is likely that there is an endocrine disorder or abnormal glomerular reabsorption, which allows the water passing through the kidneys to be excreted without adequate recycling. Normally, the amount of water that forms urine after reabsorption by the kidneys is greatly reduced, which makes urination less frequent.
If there is no pain, it is not a big problem, and going to the hospital is a urine test, and frequent urination may be inflammation of the urethra.
In summer, it can be excreted mainly through urine and sweat, but in winter, it is too cold, and if you drink too much water, you can only pass it through urine.