So many factors: affect urine output (UOP) that it's not feasible to pin one event on a change in UOP. Alcohol, caffeine, fluid retention or loss, certain medications (diuretics particularly), environmental and body temperature are among the many factors that affect UOP. Increased urination can be a red flag for diabetes and other endocrine problems. It's best that you consult a doctor if your'e concerned.
Answered 11/17/2016
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