Average Daily Urine Output: Normal Range and Influencing Factors
Normal adult urine output: 800–2,000 mL/day. Variation depends on:
- Fluid intake
- Activity level
- Medical conditions (e.g., diabetes, kidney disease)
High fluid intake or exercise increases output; certain diseases alter it.
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