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Anonymous users2024-01-24Normal! You drink water and the blood osmolarity drops! There is less antidiuretic hormone! Your kidneys will have a lot of output! Drink plenty of water and go on! With this good habit, I will benefit a lot!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You, like me, are very easy to go to the toilet after a lot of water from a physiological point of view. Secondly, from a pathological point of view, I think you should also have prostatitis. I can say that you have a very good habit now, drink more water every morning and afternoon, and don't drink it at night.
The most important thing is not to hold back when you have urine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hello friend, it cannot be ruled out that your situation is caused by prostate inflammation, and it is recommended that you can do a routine prostate examination in time.
If you can't absorb it, you have to excrete it! Physiological normal function embodiment!
Forehead... This is a normal metabolic problem. Winter is coming, the air is dry, and people need to drink more water to maintain normal body needs. I don't sweat much, and if you have to find a way to drain the water you drink, you can only go to the toilet.
1. What is all the present, how long has it been, and whether there are any other symptoms. If you are thirsty and thirsty, urinate frequently, fatigue and weakness, loss of appetite, dizziness, insomnia and dreams, palpitations, constipation or irritability, etc., if you are advised to go to the hospital for relevant examinations, pay attention to ruling out the problem of diabetes insipidus.
You consider it a urinary tract infection, which has typical symptoms of urinary tract irritation, i.e., frequent urination, urgency, and painful urination. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check the urine routine, confirm the diagnosis and take medication, generally norfloxacin.
If it is a girl, it should be a cold, and it is recommended to go to a Chinese medicine doctor.