Kidney Water Per Hour. The old advice was to drink eight glasses of water per day. 7 5 liters of blood per hour.
Kidney pain after drinking water is often a symptom of ureteropelvic junction obstruction. The nkf says eight is great but not set in stone. The maximum amount of water people with normal kidney functioning should drink per hour is 27 ounces to 33 8 ounces according to a june 2013 study in the annals of pediatric endocrinology and metabolism.
This can lead to swelling of the brain which can be fatal if it develops rapidly.
The kidneys can excrete about 20 to 28 liters of water a day but it does not exceed 0 8 to 1 0 liter per hour so when a person drinks too much water in a short period of time let s say 3 to 4 liters in an hour the kidneys will not be able to flush it out fast enough and the blood will become waterlogged. It means your normal urine output per hour should be anywhere between 33 3 and 83 3 ml. If it s not within this range there s something wrong. The normal values for total urine output range between 800 to 2000 ml in adults with normal fluid intake of 2l during 24 hours.