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Dehydration!!!!
So, i intake 4-5 liters of water daily, including 1 litre extra while going to gym.
But i see when i drink more, I pee a lot. I do have a problem of frequent urination, and by night while i be sleeping i am already dehydrated again, idk why is this happening.
My urine test was normal, lft is normal, cbc too.
But i pee quite a lot and also drink water accordingly.
Sugar is normal as well, including hba1c..This is happening since i got my stomach issues, digestion problem, probably ibs or god knows what, i have found a gb polyp as wel in usg.. please help me, how to treat this dehydration problem completely!
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Pl discuss with me so that I can help u
Moniter BP and kidney function test
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Drinking water and subsequent urination is normal. Consider drinking tender coconut water.
Do not panic.
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serum electrolytes, repeat FBS, PPBS and hba1c
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What is the size of gb polyp on usg?. What is your blood pressure status. A few details will be required for further treatment.
Let me know.
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consult with previously done usg report and sugar value.
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