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Anonymous users2024-01-24That's not right. By biological.
When a person is hungry, his blood sugar decreases. This leaves less sugar to be eliminated in the urine. It should be less urine.
Hey. Just graduated. There are a lot of things to forget. That's probably it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be. When you are hungry, it breaks down proteins and produces water for energy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Anyway, I won't, I'll only go if I'm holding on, and I'll only go when I'm about to die.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's still due to digestion, I eat very little every day when I lose weight, and I still poop a lot every day, which is very strange.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No, I wouldn't be able to go.
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I have a similar experience, every time I wash the dishes, I want to go to the toilet, I think it should be a psychological factor, because every time I say this, my mom will come and help me wash, and then I go to the toilet, or I just ate and absorbed water, so I want to go to the toilet, right? This is just to express my personal opinion.
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When you are nervous, you want to go to the toilet because your body's nerves are not coordinated and you become overly active. The sympathetic nerve and parasympathetic nerve in the human body are originally a tacit partner, when the body is very energetic, the sympathetic nerve will make the muscles strong, the heart active, and maintain the vigorous vitality of the body; When the body is at rest, the parasympathetic nervous system works to allow the sympathetic nervous system to rest. Originally, the pair took turns to work, took turns to rest, and cooperated with each other seamlessly, but as soon as people felt nervous, the pair panicked when they were infected by the tense atmosphere, and both showed a state of excitement, so all kinds of body functions were urged to work, the heartbeat accelerated, and the excretion and digestive organs also worked non-stop, and it didn't take long for the brain to feel the urge to urinate frequently.