Why do I urinate less and yellower in summer?

Some people like summer because they can wear cooler clothes, eat ice cream and watermelon, etc., while some people don’t like summer and will have some adverse reactions in summer. In summer, less urine and yellow urine is a common situation. The reason for this situation may be that the body's water content decreases in summer, or it may be due to urinary tract infection. In short, people need to pay special attention to it. The following is a detailed introduction to why less urine and yellow urine occur in summer.

In summer, the urine volume decreases and the urine color becomes darker and yellower. The problem may be that the body lacks water. Considering that it is easy to sweat in the hot summer, it is easy to reduce water and electrolytes, and urine is prone to concentrated. The problem is that you can appropriately increase the supplement of water, such as some ordinary light salt water and warm boiled water, and the above symptoms will naturally be relieved, so don't worry or be nervous. This situation is mostly lesional. In addition, you may need to pay attention to whether it is prerenal. The problems that arise are also likely to lead to secondary damage to kidney function. Generally, it is necessary to combine clinical urine analysis or clinical kidney function test and go to some community service centers or the nephrology department of a secondary hospital for treatment.

Also consider urinary tract infection. Male urinary system diseases include: urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, and orchitis. When the urinary system is inflamed, symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, lower abdominal pain, secretions, and painful ejaculation will appear.

The symptoms of urinary tract infection have certain similarities. The situation you described is not enough to determine which disease caused the doctor's symptoms. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination to determine which urinary organ infection it is, so as to take targeted treatment. Usually, bacterial culture tests, drug sensitivity tests, scientific medication, symptomatic treatment, and significant results are required. It is recommended that you do not smoke, drink, or eat spicy food, such as squid, toon head, beef, rooster, carp, and other irritating foods. Avoid exacerbating inflammation.