Excessive urination can be the symptom of a disease too so make sure to keep that in mind if you aren’t able to get it under control by balancing your electrolytes. #hydration #water #homeostasis #salt #nutrition #physiology #naturopathicmedicine #medicine #healthylifestyle | Dr. James Munro

Excessive urination in dogs, also known as "polyuria," can be due to several causes: 1. Urinary Tract Infection (UTI): Commonly causes frequent urination and can be painful. Often accompanied by other signs like straining, discomfort, or blood in the urine. 2. Diabetes: High blood sugar levels cause the kidneys to filter out extra glucose, leading to increased urination. This often pairs with increased thirst and sometimes weight loss. 3. Kidney Disease: If the kidneys aren’t functioning properl

I had 4 signs that I was living with Type 1 diabetes: excessive thirst, weight loss, frequent urination, and irritability. These can be recognized as common signs of Type 1 diabetes. I’m sharing my signs so that others can #SeeTheSigns. Join me and share yours #SeeTheSigns #T1D #WorldDiabetesDay Beyond Type 1 | Nick Jonas