Is drinking 6 litres water per day norma

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Asked for Male, 30 Years

Since last six months, I have acquired an increased thrist. I drink about six litres In summers and about four litres In winter. I prefer drinking cold water even In this winter. I have no other ailments. Is it normal or i should get medical tests. Please recommend

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Dr. Akshay Gopal General Practitioner 6 yrs exp Ernakulam · Accepted Answer

Dr. Akshay Gopal

General Practitioner 6 yrs exp Ernakulam

Increased thirst is never a medical problem please dont worry about it.

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If it is really worrying you do a Fasting blood sugar test. Diabetes is mostly associated with increased thirst and frequent urination.

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