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So Much Water, But Barely Going To The Bathroom...

So... I can drink a 20 oz Water bottle in like 45 min. Usually I would have to per pretty fast not long after, but I don't. And when I do, it's barely any. I have been trying my best to get as much water in a possible lately. Could this mean dehydration? Wondering if anyone has any input.

I see my doctor tomorrow.

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Part of it may be because you don't have as much of your stomach pressing on your bladder. I used to go to the bathroom several times a day and now? MAYBE once between 7:30 to noon, and again probably at 3:30.

If you were in a deficit before you starting increasing your fluids it might take a while for your body to be replenished enough to get rid of excess fluid. Does that make sense? I'm experiencing the same thing 2 weeks out...

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