What is the reason why women do not drink water and urinate more?

Normal adult women, the daily urine volume is about 1000-1500ml. Urine volume will increase or decrease according to the different water intake, but at least not less than 400ml, and at most not more than 2500ml. The daily intake of water, except drinking water, also includes the water contained in food or fruit, may simply calculate the amount of drinking water, while ignoring the water contained in food and fruit. Food or fruit contains water and drinking water is roughly equal, so if a normal diet, the water contained in the food is about 800ml, which can supplement the body's daily water, plus appropriate, appropriate, a small amount of drinking water, water intake is basically about 1000-1500ml, and the amount of urine discharged is roughly equivalent. If the patient is not eating, not drinking water, water intake is still less, but urine output is still excessive, it is recommended to further examine whether there is insufficient antidiuretic hormone secretion, resulting in diabetes insipidus.