Reduced Urine Output

Affects: Urinary Tract/Kidneys · Urological

Severe

Severity

Acute

Duration

Urinary Tract/Kidneys

Body Part

Urological

📖What is Reduced Urine Output?

Reduced urine output, or oliguria, is a noticeable decrease in the amount of urine produced, often defined as less than about 400-500 ml per day in adults. It can be a sign of dehydration or a more serious problem with kidney function or urinary blockage. It may be accompanied by swelling, fatigue, or changes in blood pressure.

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