holding of fluids,especially water in the body.if a person consumes excess amounts of water,this excess consumption is drained out in the form of urine. fluid retension is something like excess storage of fluids in the body and these excess amounts are not drained out.this actually happens in diseased cases.eg. heart failure.
Hormone replacement therapy and oral contraceptives containing estrogen can cause weight gain and fluid retention.
Taking medication, of any kind, does not cause weight gain or weight loss. Unless that medication causes retention or defecation.Ask your doctor about your particular circumstances and medication.
It can cause or exacerbate unwanted fluid retention and so in that way increase body weight.
This water retention is causing me to gain weight.
Most medications will not cause weight gain by adding lean muscle mass. Many can affect body weight either by causing fluid retention (prednisone, estrogen/progesterone, insulin) or by affecting glucose transport and increasing fat stores, or by appetite stimulation.
It can because a patient does not feel like eating. However, more often, patients gain weight from steroids used to help them breathe, or from fluid retention if the person has heart disease. But even if a person gains weight, they still may be deficient in nutrition.
No. Don't stress your body weight will even out in a couple of days. Just drink water and avoid binging the following days.
yes it does cause weight gain!
does lantus cause weight gain
does Apidra cause weight gain?
While people with chlamydia may gain weight, chlamydia does not itself cause weight gain.
no it can make you gain weight!
Yes, the medication named Actos can in fact cause weight gain. In fact, it even states on its 'side effects' that it 'may cause weight gain'.