Women urinate more without drinking much water

Many female friends think that it is abnormal to urinate frequently without drinking water, which is mostly caused by kidney deficiency or gynecological diseases. Therefore, they buy tonic or antiviral drugs on their own, which is a wrong approach. Occasional frequent urination and urgency does not mean that you have a certain disease, so female friends do not need to worry too much. However, if you have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and pain when urinating for a long time, you should pay attention to it.

Why is it that the lady urinates a lot even though she didn't drink any water?

If a woman doesn't seem to drink much water but urinates frequently, it may be that she has a certain urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infection may be caused by various reasons. Mild urinary tract infection can be alleviated and treated by drinking plenty of water and urinating frequently. If it is a more serious urinary tract infection, you can go to the hospital to get some levofloxacin for treatment, and you can also give it an intravenous drip. Of course, women may also suffer from some urinary and reproductive system inflammation. The specific situation needs to be thoroughly examined in the hospital before a diagnosis can be made.

If a woman's urine level increases without drinking water, several factors need to be considered. The first one. It may be in winter, or in a room with a relatively cool climate, because after drinking water, water must be excreted through sweat and urination. If it is winter, when sweating is less and the climate is cool, the sweating will decrease, and the excretion of water will be carried out by increasing urination.

Secondly, consider whether you have diabetes. If you have diabetes, your urination will increase no matter how much water you drink.

In addition, check for various inflammations, such as urethritis, cystitis, and stones, kidney stones, gallstones, or stones in the urinary system, which can cause frequent urination, urgency, and even pain when urinating. Therefore, if a woman does not drink water and urinates frequently, there is no need to worry about physiological factors. If it is a pathological factor, it is necessary to go to the laboratory for examination, find out the cause and treat it with medication.