According to the specialists, thirst and excessive urination can also signal blood sugar dysfunction.
“If your body is struggling to absorb the excess glucose in your system, your kidneys will have to flush it out – resulting in excessive trips to the toilet,” they noted.
The average person will go to the toilet four to seven times in 24 hours, “so if you find yourself exceeding this significantly, it could be worth looking into the cause. With excessive urination comes increased thirst, which can also play a part in more trips to the bathroom”.
The NiceRX team advised: “Contact your GP if this starts to impact parts of your life such as sleep and work.”
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