Without early treatment, complications of oliguria can be severe. When the kidneys are not working properly, excess fluid can build up in the lungs and heart. Oliguria also affects electrolyte balances, which can cause muscle weakness and irregular cardiac rhythms. If the underlying cause of renal failure and oliguria persists untreated, permanent damage and loss of kidney function can occur.

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