Does frequent urination in men indicate kidney deficiency?

Kidney deficiency actually refers to the condition that there is a certain deficiency of kidney essence, yang and yin in the whole process of kidney function. Kidney deficiency can be divided into two major categories: liver and kidney yin deficiency and yin deficiency and fire excess. Each type of kidney deficiency is different, and the symptoms caused by itself will also have certain changes. Most patients with kidney deficiency will have related symptoms such as back pain, polyuria, low libido, hair loss, sweating, etc., and the symptoms caused by kidney deficiency will have different impacts on daily life.

Polyuria is one of the symptoms of kidney deficiency, so many people will immediately think of kidney deficiency as the cause of the disease when they experience polyuria. In fact, there are many different causes of polyuria. For example, prostate disease can easily cause polyuria, which shows that polyuria is not necessarily caused by kidney deficiency. In order to quickly determine whether your polyuria is caused by kidney deficiency or prostate disease, you must rely on the overall symptoms of the human body or further detailed examinations to determine the cause of polyuria.

Under normal circumstances, men need to urinate about 6-8 times a day to be considered normal, and the amount of urine each time is about 300ml. If the frequency of urination is more than 8 times, it is generally the so-called polyuria (frequent urination and urgency). If a man urinates too often every day, he needs to undergo an indicator test through a routine urine test to quickly determine what is causing his polyuria.

According to the above, there are many reasons for polyuria, and kidney deficiency is only one of them, so polyuria does not necessarily mean kidney deficiency. The normal frequency of urination for men is 6-8 times a day, and more than 8 times is considered polyuria. Therefore, it is possible to further judge whether there is something abnormal based on the frequency of urination. The abnormality of polyuria is generally related to the urethra, bladder, kidney function or male prostate and other tissues.