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Dehydration
Does dehydration increase body temperature?
My husband seems sometimes heat over the body and after urinating his temperature goes down he becomes cool he used dexamethasone for his inflammation .
If he drinks lots of water he seems normal this is an everyday story to him.
Please suggest!!
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Check for Temperature by proper method (thermometer) .
And corticosteroids (dexa) may cause increased metabolic rate (reason for body heat) with fluid retention.
Use Oral rehydration regularly
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Take plenty of fluids...atleast 12-15 glasses of water daily to be taken.
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Dr. Jishnu V. L
General Physician
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Thiruvananthapuram
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