urine <\/a>output. However, when in the advanced stages of the condition, the patient may start to experience a reverse of the disorder. <\/p>\n\n\n\nOliguria describes a condition where the patient with CKD starts to notice a decline in urinary output. Their urine may darken significantly, and they may begin to show signs of extreme fatigue and abdominal pain. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Patients who are dealing with oliguria have a urinary output under 400 milliliters per hour, which equates to around 13-ounces over 24-hours. If left untreated and unmanaged, the patient\u2019s condition may progress further into a state known as, \u201canuria,\u201d where the patient has an absence of urine. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Patients with anuria have a urinary output of less than 1.7-ounces in 24-hours. Both oliguria and anuria are severe health concerns and may result in toxic effects on the body as the patient loses the ability to remove toxins from the bloodstream.
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