Normal Urinary Output for an Adult
The amount of urine your body produces in a day can be directly related to your health. The kidneys' main function is to maintain the correct balance of water and various chemicals in your blood.
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The amount of urine your body produces in a day can be directly related to your health. The kidneys' main function is to maintain the correct balance of water and various chemicals in your blood.
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