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I go A LOT (much more than average) to the bathroom especially when I drink coffee. Is it a sign or diabetes or any future illnesses? (Note: I have one kidney)
May 8, 2013
caffeine acts as a diuretics (makes you urinate more) and as a pressor (increase your blood pressure) more blood flow to your kidney so more urinating. it's a normal thing you dont need to worry
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