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According to the Cleveland Clinic, the average person should urinate somewhere between between six and eight times in a 24-hour period. While an individual is occasionally likely go more frequently than that, daily incidences of urinating more than eight times may signal a concern for too-frequent urination.
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Read More »While there is no set amount a person should pee, people urinate six or seven times a day on average. Several factors can influence how often an individual pees throughout the day, and all parts of the urinary system must work together to function normally. Medications, supplements, foods, and beverages can all play a role, as can certain medical conditions. Age and bladder size also matter. The medical community uses the term urinary frequency to describe how often a person pees. In this article, we discuss healthy and unhealthy frequencies and how to manage associated symptoms. How long does it take for water to become urine? The urinary tract system is responsible for turning water into urine. Urine comprises extra fluid and waste products that are of no use to the body. Everybody is different regarding how long it takes for their bodies to turn water into urine. The kidneys produce urine that later passes through the bladder. The kidneys’ efficiency has a lot to do with how long it takes for the process of making urine to occur. The process is also affected by the amount of liquid a person consumes or possibly other medical conditions. Treatment Frequent urination usually does not require treatment if there is no underlying condition and the frequency is not affecting happiness or quality of life. Pregnant people also do not require treatment, as the symptom should disappear a few weeks after giving birth. Any treatment required will depend on the cause. Treatment will resolve this symptom if a condition such as diabetes or a UTI is responsible for frequent urination. Treatment can also increase urinary flow and reduce the size of the prostate. If treatment is causing a person to pee too often, a doctor may adjust the dosage or prescribe a different medication. It may be helpful to record fluid intake, urinary frequency, urgency, and other symptoms for 3 or more days before an appointment. This can help a doctor when they are diagnosing and treating a person. Frequently asked questions Below are some frequently asked questions regarding urinary frequency. Why do I still feel like I need to pee after urinating? If people still feel like they have to pee after urinating, they may have a urinary tract infection . This feeling is called urinary frequency. How long can you hold urine? People ought to try and empty their bladder once every 3 to 4 hours. Holding urine in the bladder longer may weaken it. What color is healthy urine? The color of healthy urine will be light to dark yellow. Many things can change the color of urine. However, a person should speak with their doctor if they are concerned with the color of their urine.
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