Oliguria: Causes and Effects of Decreased Urine Output
By Jennifer Trimbee, RNUpdated: Jan 10, 2020
2. Burns
Believe it or not, burn injuries can lead to dehydration, which can, in turn, lead to oliguria. The skin is the largest organ in the body. One of its most essential functions is protecting the body against fluid and electrolyte loss. A burn that covers a large area can result in significant fluid loss.
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