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Less urination
Since last two/three days I feel, I urinate very less quantity as comperes to earlier. It is approxmatly half ltr. I take around 3 to 4 ltrs of water.
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Get yourself evaluated from a urologist, 500 ml of urine in this whether with 3 litres intake is not normal
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Any difficulty in passing urine n what is the urine colour. Also do you have abdominal pain/diarrhoea/fever/vomitting or any other source of fluid loss?
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You can consult a Urologist for further investigations/treatment.
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monitor your urine output and water intake.
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Dr. Rohit Juneja
Urologist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
U need to measure your urine output
Any pain abdomen
Any difficulty in passing urine
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