I'd do that then. But if it were me I think I'd also want to ask what the figure was. "Very high" is pretty vague considering that there must have been a quantifiable reading.
If your intake of carbohydrate is very low, then your kidneys will dump both water and sodium. It's a known phenomenon -- see here:I have probably been in ketosis maybe 4 or 5 times since I started. So, is this my body adjusting to going Primal and flushing out all the bad stuff and will this finally go away?
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Maybe that's what's going on -- or part of it. Why it burns I don't know. What did the doctor say?
As well as drinking more water, I'd watch those electrolytes (i.e. salt your food moderately -- and perhaps take a little magnesium (and possibly potassium), too ). Also, unless you've a specific reason to eat very low carb you could allow yourself a little more in that direction. Here are Mark's suggestions of the diffrent levels for different people with varying requirements:
How many carbs should I eat each day? | Mark's Daily Apple



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Anyway, I have been Primal for almost a month and for the past 3 days I am urinating frequently and it burns (sorry!). So, I went to the doc (urgent care) because I believed I was getting an UTI. The test came back fine, but the NP said my ketones were very high and that I should drink more water.
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