balance.
The goal is to drink regularly according to thirst and your individual needs rather than forcing yourself to consume unusually large quantities.
- Diabetes and Increased Urination
Frequent urination can sometimes be an early symptom of diabetes.
When blood glucose levels become too high, the kidneys may begin removing excess glucose through urine. This can increase urine production and cause greater fluid loss.
Other possible symptoms include:
Increased thirst.
Unusual tiredness.
Blurred vision.
Unexplained weight loss.
Increased hunger.
If frequent urination occurs together with unusual thirst, a healthcare professional may recommend blood glucose testing.
These symptoms do not automatically mean
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