Urinate

... from your tissues. This triggers more frequent urination, which may leave you dehydrated. As you drink more fluids to quench your thirst, you'll urinate even more. 2-Fatigue You may feel fatigued. Many factors can contribute to this. They include dehydration from increased urination and your ...

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It sounds like your kidneys may not be functioning correctly with respect to salt concentration. Do you have to urinate excessively or is it unusually clear? I would try to consult a urologist.

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Why loss of electrolytes? I guess he would urinate the final urine, not the primary one... Urine always contains some electrolytes, if you simply drink water or other electrolyte-deficient drink, you end up losing electrolytes. You actually lose ...

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Why loss of electrolytes? I guess he would urinate the final urine, not the primary one...

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... all the time, but in healthy persons a certain amount of it needs to accumulate into the bladder for urinating to be possible. So one can only urinate once in a while because the pressure needs to build up a bit. Probably with some practise and lots of drinking one could urinate almost constantly, ...

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