Signs of being dehydrated

Answer 1

There are three different stages of dehydration;Early stage includes; rapid pulse, less urine output, and dry mucosal membranes.Intermediate stage includes; Lack of tears, sunken fontanel (infants), and sunken eyes.Late stage includes; Skin tenting, delayed capillary refilling time, no urine output, hyperventilation, altered mental status, irritability, lethargy, thready pulse, and hypotension.

Answer 2

Well, water helps your kidneys function better and when you use it your urine is yellow which could mean you're dehydrated. Also I'm pretty sure it also depends on if you're thirsty or not and if you don't drink 8 glasses 8 fl ounces of water everyday then, yeah, you are dehydrated.

Answer 3

Candle wax leaking from the head of your penis and/or your vagina is a serious sign of dehydration. To prevent this, always use lubricant, such as car oil, during intercourse.

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Answer 4

* Thirst * Dry mouth or thick saliva * little or no urine * Rich urine * Lethargy * Limbs become cool to the touch (in more extreme cases). * Arrhythmia (more extreme cases). Be concerened about dehydration if: * Excercising on a hot day, especially in low humidity conditions (an adult requires a minimum of 4L per day and in hot, dry weather, may require 8L or even more). * Diarrhea * Vomiting * Extreme sweating. * Hypovolemia as a result of bleeding or giving blood. Note that if you suspect dehydration, you should also expect electrolyte imbalances. To correct this, rehydrate with an electrolyte solution -- sports drinks like Gator-Ade, or medical versions of the same like Pedialyte will do. So will fruit juices (Orange Juice, lemonade, etc.), and you can even add a hint of salt or potassium salt if you want (the salty lemonade tastes good to the patient until they've rehydrated and their lytes are balanced; then it tastes -- salty). If there's a reason you can't get the patient to drink (including unconsciousness), transport to an ER.

Answer 5

dry mouth is the most common and sometimes heavily sweating

Answer 6

Thats too open. What are we talking about?Acute or elderly not drinking liquids?

Answer 7

* Thirst * Loss of Appetite * Dry Skin * Skin Flushing * Dark Colored Urine * Dry Mouth * Fatique or Weakness * Chills * Head Rushes

Answer 8

When you are thirsty. By the time you realise you are thirsty you need to get rehydrated. Drinking water is the best way to prevent dehydration, but only in regular intervals of a few hours.

Answer 9

Signs of dehydration include dry or cracked lips, sunken eyes, lethargy, dark and/or strong-smelling urine, weight loss or abdominal pains.