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Here are the possible reasons.
Pre-existing health conditions — Diabetes, kidney related diseases, urinary infections. Work on recovery.
Environment — Temperature in your room or outside. If it is winter season, we generally tend to urinate a lot more after drinking just a little bit of water.
Lack of absorption of water by our body. Drinking slowly as slow as almost chewing water, does help in better absorption.
No minerals in our drinking water due to low TDS levels of the water. You can test this by using a TDS meter.
Sedentary or unhealthy lifestyle — Look to be more active. Exercise, Sleep and Eat healthy.

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00:00Urinating too frequently? Here are the possible reasons you should know about.
00:05First, pre-existing conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, or urinary infections.
00:12Work on your recovery journey. Become a member of our community for more exclusive health tips
00:17and support. Your environment matters. In winter, cold temperatures often make us urinate more,
00:24even with very little water intake. Are you absorbing the water? Try drinking slowly,
00:31almost like you are chewing it, to help your body process it better. Low TDS levels mean
00:37no minerals in your water. Use a TDS meter to ensure your drinking water is balanced.
00:43Lastly, avoid a sedentary lifestyle. Stay active, get enough sleep, and eat healthy for a better recovery.
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