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If a healthy person drinks 8 glasses of water everyday.. What should be the urine frequency?like the number of times to per..
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1 glass is equivalent to 240ml of water. So, 8 glasses is equivalent to 2 litres of water. So, during summer time there could be 4-6 times urination in a day. While during winter it could be 6-8times.
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Dr. Dharmendra Singh
General Physician
17 yrs exp
Indore
8 glass means approx 2 litre.4-5 times micturition is Normal
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Dr. Narmada Bhargavi
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3 yrs exp
Chennai
What is the size of glass?..
Urinary frequency also depends on bladder capacity...generally for an average adult 6 to 7 times is considered normal
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Dr. Lakin Vira
General Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
8-10 times would be the frequency then.
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