Reduction of urination

If the amount of daily urine decreases sharply, then most often the causes of such a violation are hidden in the following conditions and diseases:

insufficient water intake;

dehydration as a result of prolonged diarrhea;

kidney diseases;

swelling of soft tissues;

urolithiasis;

oncology.

Deviations of the defecation process

Normally, stools can be observed from 2 times a day to 1 time every 3 days, provided that you feel well. Pathology is any deviation from the individual mode of bowel emptying.

A decrease in the process in which the act of defecation is delayed for 1-2 days is called constipation, and an increase in frequency with a characteristic softening of bowel movements is diarrhea or diarrhea.

Causes of constipation

The following reasons may be the basis for the reduction of bowel movement:

  1. The wrong way of life. To provoke the appearance of constipation can:

irrational nutrition, diets;

insufficient water consumption;

physical inactivity;

busy schedule;

frequent moves.

  1. Medications. Taking some medications can lead to the development of constipation. The following medications have such side effects:

antidepressants;

means that reduce the acidity of the stomach;

antibiotics;

antihypertensive medications (for high blood pressure);

diuretics;

antihistamines;

narcotic medications (including those containing codeine).

  1. Organic disorders. Constipation occurs as a result of congenital or acquired intestinal abnormalities. The reasons for the reduction of defecation may be hidden in the development of such diseases:

dolichocolon;

diverticulosis;

intestinal obstruction;

adhesive processes;

infringement of the intestine;

inflammatory processes in the intestinal tract;

tumors.

  1. Functional disorders. Constipation is often associated with the psychoemotional sphere of a person.

The following reasons may be at the heart of the reduction of bowel movement

dyskinesia (atonic or spastic);

irritable bowel syndrome;

hemorrhoids;

anal cracks;

thyroid lesions of an autoimmune nature;

diabetes mellitus.