Increased urine production

polyuria /poly·uria/ (-ūr´e-ah) excessive secretion of urine.

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Excessive passage of urine, as in diabetes. Also called hydruria.

Polyuria

Excessive production of urine.

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polyuria

[pol′ēyoo͡r′ē·ə]

Etymology: Gk, polys + ouron, urine

the excretion of an abnormally large quantity of urine. Some causes of polyuria are diabetes insipidus, diabetes mellitus, use of diuretics, excessive fluid intake, and hypercalcemia.

polyuria [pol″e-u´re-ah]

excessive excretion of urine, such as with diabetes mellitus.

polyuria (pol´ēyoor´ē

n the passage of an abnormally increased volume of urine. It may result from increased intake of fluids, inadequate renal function, uncontrolled diabetes mellitus or diabetes insipidus, diuresis of edema fluid, or ascites.

polyuria

the formation and excretion of a large volume of urine. A history of polyuria in an animal is as unreliable as a history of polydipsia. A quantitative assurance that polydipsia is present suggests an error of renal tubular efficiency either as a result of toxic damage or an absence of the pituitary gland's antidiuretic hormone.

compensatory polyuria

see physiological polyuria (below).

pathological polyuria

that caused by a disease of the kidney or disorder elsewhere in the body, e.g. diabetes mellitus or liver failure.

pharmacological polyuria

is caused by administered fluids or medication, such as glucocorticoids or diuretics.

physiological polyuria

the result of increased fluid intake; called also compensatory polyuria (above).

polyuria

Nephrology Excessive urination due to ↑ production

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bronze diabetes
diabetes
diabetes insipidus
diabetes mellitus
familial juvenile nephronophthisis
gestational diabetes
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The new research did find, however, that combining caffeine with water increased urine production, but this did not exacerbate dehydration--due to a low contribution of urine to total fluid loss.

Notes on fluid intake for smooth summer running by Running & FitNews

Transient Incontinence--temporary or occasional UI episodes that are reversible once the cause(s) is identified; possible causes may include increased urine production, restricted mobility, infection, and medication.

Correct assessment is key to treatment: don't discount underlying, ... by Bennet, Jan / Long-Term Living

Caffeine is both a diuretic and a bladder irritant and therefore may result in increased urine production as well as enhanced bladder sensitivity.

Fast facts about bladder care by Nutrition Health Review

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