Why Do Kidneys Have Increased Thirst

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Increased thirst: Kidneys are worked overtime to filter the excess sugar/glucose as it builds up in your bloods. This will cause frequent urination and thus increase your thirst. Frequent urination: Frequent urination is connected with increased thirst. If the kidneys fail to filter and absorb the excess sugar, the sugar is excreted into your urine and cause frequent urination. Fatigue: The body is less able to use sugar for energy needs as it’s lost through urination and this also triggers dehydration. Blurred vision: The lenses of your eyes or tissues is affected by high levels of blood sugar. Weight loss: When you urinate frequently and at the same time you lose sugar thus it will make you lose calories. More importantly, diabetes

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