Technological_Burger*Has a little water*…Oops!
queermunist she/her*laughs in spironolactone*
eestileibMy thoughts exactly. I was like “wait, this is not a trans meme?”
I thought it was spironolactone, but it turns out no I’m just like that
You’re fired, even though we never hired you. Fucking lazy piece of shit puddle of urine. Who even does things like… checks notes performing normal bodily functions. Don’t you know you’re supposed to hold in your shit urine until you finish your shift? People these days, so lazy and entitiled, that’s why we have a labor shortage. Smh my head. 🤦♂️
Man nobody wants to shit piss anymore these days
ryan213When you’re 40+. 😭
agentshagsGetting old isn’t for wussies
Altima NEOAs soon as I drink water I gotta go
I’m peeing right now.
I hate that I relate to this at 25.
A bad urologist said my prostate was enlarged at 35 years old. I got a second opinion, an overactive bladder diagnosis, and a prescription that took 4-6 nightly trips to the bathroom down to 0-1.
Was the script tamsaloisin or another
Ditropan/oxybutynin
pomodoro_longbreakI thought I had this but then it turned out all my pants had just become too tight, so
NeilIf you’re above 32 and not wearing a diaper yet, you’re doing it wrong.
“It” being life.
if that means I am wrong?
SO BE IT
If you drink alcohol a lot and this is happening, give it a test for awhile and let your insides heal.
“Having to pee all the time” is more of a diabetes thing than alcohol.
There are, surprisingly, multiple conditions that can cause frequent urination.
I usually drink a large cup of coffee and 1 liter of water until 10 a.m. Have to pee all morning.
Without a doubt, but if “I’m having to pee all the time” is your only symptom, I’d worry about a dozen other things before straight blaming alcohol intake (provided you are not constantly intoxicated as alcohol is a diuretic). Do not get me wrong, if you think you are drinking too much you almost certainly are, but alcohol abuse disorder should show up in a ton of places before getting to kidney damage levels. In fact, the opposite is significantly more worrisome: If you drink too much and have a sudden reduction in amount of urine, that’s the big alarm bells for Acute Kidney Injury.
Diabetes is not the only thing that makes a body need to urinate a lot.
Alcohol is toxic. It hurts your liver. Your liver is a filter for toxins. If someone is drinking too much for the liver to keep up with they will need to pee a lot.
Your liver isn’t what makes you urinate, mate. That’d be the kidneys, and saying “If you’re peeing too much, just drink less alcohol” rather than “go get a checkup and make sure you’re not developing diabetes like 1/3 American adults is… Not as helpful as you think it is.
AcHTuALLy…Sorry I didn’t go down the entire checklist of how the body processes alcohol and every single thing to do.
NullaFaciesSSRI gang 🙌
HotsauceHurricaneDiabetes insipidus, standing by!
*inhales pee pee medicine.
Cyberwitch_7493…Or like never, cause I forgot to drink water for many hours. It’s one or the other!
Could be diabeetus. Get that checked.