Decreased Urination: Symptoms & Signs (Oliguria, Decreased Urine Production)

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Alternate Names : Oliguria, Decreased Urine Production

To determine the cause of the decreased urination, a healthcare provider may ask questions such as:

when the condition started

whether it started suddenly or gradually

what the urine looks like, such as a darker color than usual

whether there is any family history of decreased urination

how much urine the person thinks he or she is producing each day

how often the person has the urge to urinate

what other medical conditions the person has

what medicines or drugs the person takes

what other symptoms the person has

Other types of questions may also be asked.

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Author: Adam Brochert, MD
Reviewer: Melissa Sanders, PharmD
Date Reviewed: 06/07/01

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