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A member asked:
Hi lately i have noticed my urine output is low in volume. i dont feel any discomfort, but i dont need to visit restrooms as i often use to. could there be any problem ? if yes, how do i test this ?
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It can definitely reflect a problem involving kidneys and/or urinary tract, among others. Increasing the amount of fluids you drink should result in an increase in the volume of urine. If this is not what you see, seeing your doc would be advisable as an exam and tests will likely be needed.
Answered 8/6/2021
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