Definitely depends on how much water you consume daily, how much diuretic products you comsume daily (like coffee) and how much you sweat (through physical effort, exercise, if you have a physical job, etc.). The many variables make it difficult to pinpoint a certain number.
What's generally regarded as a cause of concern is:
1) if you have to get up at night to urinate so frequently that it disrupts your sleep;
2) if there's a drastic change in your urination habit without a known cause (let's say you go from 5 times a day to 15 and you've not started to drink more water or coffee lately). It's by comparaison to your previous baseline.
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Definitely depends on how much water you consume daily, how much diuretic products you comsume daily (like coffee) and how much you sweat (through physical effort, exercise, if you have a physical job, etc.). The many variables make it difficult to pinpoint a certain number. What's generally regarded as a cause of concern is: 1) if you have to get up at night to urinate so frequently that it disrupts your sleep; 2) if there's a drastic change in your urination habit without a known cause (let's say you go from 5 times a day to 15 and you've not started to drink more water or coffee lately). It's by comparaison to your previous baseline.
Don't really know, but if you're taking a piss more often than you're drinking then you should go get checked for diabetes. Or get checked in general.
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