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Unexplained Weight Gain

Extra fluid may accumulate in your body and cause weight gain if the amount of urine you are making is a lot less than the quantity of fluids that you are drinking.

Have you noticed that you are making less urine?

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Yes, my urine production has decreased significantly.

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No, I am making the same amount of urine as always.

Source: from the Harvard Health Publications Family Health Guide, Copyright © 2007 by President and Fellows of Harvard College. All rights reserved.

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