In a day, if the number of men urinating is close to 'this number', maybe 'uremia' is far away from you

The kidneys are the innate foundation and the main source of yang energy in the body. As the main organ for urine production and urine metabolism, the kidneys can play a role as "human cleaners" to maintain the body's metabolism of garbage and toxins, maintain body balance, and prevent water and sodium retention.

The main components of urine include protein, glucose, water, small particles and inorganic salts, of which water accounts for the vast majority, with a content between 96% and 97%. The composition of urine is related to diet.

Traditional Chinese Medicine: The kidneys are congenital and are the place where yang qi is produced. The kidneys are functioning normally, the immunity is strong, the yang qi is sufficient, and the body is in a normal state. Conversely, if the kidneys are weak and cannot be guaranteed to work properly, only the immunity will decline and there will also be a risk of disease.

What is normal urine?

Under normal circumstances, drinking too little water may result in urine concentration, less water in the urine, which will turn the urine dark yellow with a distinct odor, decreased urine output, and drink plenty of water , Repeated urination will cause the urine to turn into a clear liquid.

However, if the patient's urine color changes abnormally, such as increased urine color, hematuria, and cloudy urine, which contains impurities, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for urinalysis.

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'This number' uremia is likely 'away from you' if a man urinates nearly every day

Know that the kidneys are very important for men, not only to help the body detoxify, but also closely related to male function.

The daily urination volume of adult men is about 1000~2000 ml, and the daily urination volume is about 6~8 times. Meeting the above indicators means that the kidneys are healthy.

If you urinate very little in your daily life, it is easy to cause the urine to stay in the body for a long time, and it is easy to cause damage to the kidneys. Over time, it can easily lead to a decline in kidney function, which can lead to uremia.

You must be vigilant if the frequency and volume of urination are much lower or much higher than the above criteria! Because the urinary system is closely related to the kidneys, when your urination frequency and volume are abnormal, it may be because of a problem with your kidneys.

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How to prevent uremia?

Prompt treatment of urinary tract infections:

Many people often think that a UTI is a minor illness that shouldn't be a big deal. In fact, UTIs, if not treated properly, can lead to retrograde bacterial infection, which then impairs renal function and affects the progressive decline of renal function, leading to uremia.

Manage high blood sugar and relieve the first threat of uremia:

At present, diabetes is gradually replacing nephritis as the main cause of uremia. Therefore, managing blood sugar at ordinary times can help the kidneys to relieve this major threat.

Avoid chemicals that damage your kidneys:

Supplies and environments containing cadmium, chloroform, ethylene glycol and perchloroethylene should be avoided in pesticides, car exhaust, paint, building and household cleaners.

What are the signs of uremia:

First: high blood pressure

The kidneys are primarily responsible for the body's metabolism, including sodium excretion and drainage. Once kidney function is compromised, it affects the metabolism of sodium and water, which remain in the body. Also, in this condition, the kidneys secrete a substance that increases blood pressure. Therefore, patients with uremia will have high blood pressure in different situations.

Second: dehydration or edema

In uremia patients, the renal function of concentrating urine is reduced, which can easily lead to nausea, nocturia, and polyuria. In addition, patients have diarrhea, vomiting, and anorexia, so dehydration tends to worsen. In addition, on the one hand, the kidneys have poor drainage capacity, and drinking more water can lead to edema. Therefore, proper water supply is an important measure for the treatment of uremia.

Third: Symptoms of the digestive system

Uremia is the earliest and most common symptom, mainly manifested as vomiting, nausea, dysgeusia, loss of appetite, etc. In a few cases, symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal distension, and constipation may occur.