overexcretion
Overexcretion refers to the excessive and often unnecessary elimination of substances from the body. This can occur through various physiological routes, including urination, defecation, sweating, or even respiration. In the context of human physiology, it typically involves the kidneys' inability to properly reabsorb essential substances or the body's active expulsion of them in amounts exceeding normal physiological needs.
One common form of overexcretion is diuresis, which is the increased production of urine. This can be
Another manifestation is excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), where the body eliminates water and salts at a rate
Gastrointestinal overexcretion, such as diarrhea, also leads to rapid loss of fluids and nutrients. This can
In many instances, overexcretion is a symptom of an underlying medical issue rather than a disease itself.