It is normal to drink more water and urinate more, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. After drinking a lot of water, the load of peripheral blood circulation is bound to increase, and the preload of the kidneys increases, so that the urine produced by the kidneys will increase, and the patient’s urine output will increase. If there is still no urine after drinking a lot of water, it means that the patient’s body is suffering from dehydration or there is some corresponding disease. If the patient is more active and sweats more, the fluid evaporates through sweat and the kidneys may also produce less urine. But in general, it is normal to drink a lot of water to cause more urine, so there is no need to be overly concerned. If you suspect that there is a disease in your body, you need to go to a local regular hospital for detailed examination and treatment.