Excess Salt Intake And Increased Epinephrine
Polyuria
Home Care
You should keep track of the following every day:
- How much you drink
- How often you urinate and how much urine you produce each time
- How much you weigh (use the same scale every day)
Call your health care provider if
Call your doctor if you have excessive urination over several days, and it is not explained by medications or increase in fluids.
What to expect at your health care provider's office
Your health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask you...
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