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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is normal, it's no wonder that you don't pee after drinking! Wishing you good health!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Well, nothing, if you don't urinate after drinking, it's just that there is really something wrong with your physiology!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Okay, so you've got the alcohol out and it's easy not to get drunk.
Hello, often go to the toilet after drinking, especially drinking beer is obvious, when the human body ingests a lot of beer, because the water in the body increases, there is an increase in blood volume, at this time there can be a hydrouretic effect, clinically we believe that this is a manifestation of a person's kidney health, not kidney deficiency, but drinking too much alcohol is still not beneficial to the body, it is not recommended to drink more.
The door to the toilet is a feng shui taboo, if the space is sufficient, set up a porch between the two; If the space is not enough, hang the curtain and put the screen.
Going to the toilet is nothing depending on how many times a day you go to the toilet and whether it's a tuba or a tuba.
What kind of wine does a woman drink? Liquor, high degree, very heartburn, not to go to the toilet is not good! Beer, the degree is not high, but it is easy to bloate after drinking, and I want to go to the toilet more, which is not good for my body! >>>More
Alcohol will only enter the liver first, and more than 90% of the body's alcohol is metabolized in the liver, and oxidized into acetaldehyde through liver microsomes, which can damage the structure and function of various organelles and enzymes; It can also stimulate the immune system and induce immunoreactive liver damage. This in turn causes lipid peroxidation, which causes triglyceride deposition in hepatocytes. Causes hypoglycemia. >>>More