What about dehydration

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For many people living in the wild, it's very important to bring enough water. Food can be free, but water can't be free. Let's share the solution to dehydration.

What about dehydration

Method 1: hypertonic dehydration hypertonic dehydration also known as water dehydration, that is, water loss is more than salt loss. This situation is mostly due to high temperature, a lot of sweating or fever, resulting in a lot of water loss, not timely supplement. As the osmotic pressure of extracellular fluid increases, the secretion of antidiuretic hormone increases, so you will feel thirsty and have very little urine. Patients with mild hypertonic dehydration can get effective help if they can drink water as soon as possible. In severe cases, patients can be treated with 5% glucose solution.

Method 2: hypotonic dehydration is also called salt deficient dehydration, that is, salt loss is more than water loss. This situation is mostly due to severe vomiting, diarrhea, massive bleeding or large area burns, resulting in the loss of a large number of water and salt, but not timely replenishment. Due to the decrease of osmotic pressure of extracellular fluid and secretion of antidiuretic hormone, the patient's urine volume increases and there is no thirst, which easily leads to the false appearance of no dehydration. In this case, normal saline can be injected into the patient.

Method 3: isoosmotic dehydration is also called mixed dehydration, that is, the degree of water loss and salt loss is almost the same. This is dehydration that we usually see. For example, dehydration caused by vomiting and diarrhea mostly belongs to this category. This condition can be treated by inputting normal saline and 5% glucose solution to the patient.

matters needing attention

Dehydrated people in life must actively go to the hospital for treatment, and to timely supplement water, not ordinary white water, two is light saline, but also to maintain a good sleep, not hard support, it is easy to lead to shock.