Dryness: causes, symptoms and treatment

Dehydration drying with dehydration occurs when the body loses more fluids than the consuming quantity, especially water. The human body loses water during daily physical activity by evaporation of breathing, sweating, urine and feces. With the loss of water, the body also loses a small amount of salts against the consuming quantity, due to this negative balance that leads to dehydration, a severe dryness that can lead to death. Dryness can occur in adults and children with two mechanisms: Losing a lot of water. Lack of fluid intake. Symptoms of dehydration can show minor or severe symptoms expressing dehydration. 1. The first symptoms of dehydration are the most important primary symptoms of dehydration: thirst. Dry mouth. General weakness. Palpitation. 2.. Advanced symptoms of dehydration if the body is not compensated for the fluid it has lost, and the shortage of the deficiency in it, as the state of dehydration can worsen, then the following is caused by: confusion. Loss of consciousness. Regret. Crafts. Dark urine color. The causes and factors of the risk of dehydration There are many causes and risks that cause dehydration. The causes of dehydration emerge in the following conditions: High body temperature in cases of disease accompanied by fever or if it is exposed to high temperatures as sweat increases. Excessive physical activity that accelerates the process of losing water from the body, especially in environmental conditions prevailing in high temperature and high humidity. Repeated vomiting. Continuous diarrhea. Urination at a high rate, which can be caused by inflammation of the urinary tract, or taking large amounts of diuretics from people with diabetes or other diseases such as diabetes insipidus. Deep skin burns. Categories in the following are the most important groups at risk: children, elderly or independent seats that other people need to provide water regularly. Patients who breathe with artificial breathing. Patients in the case of coma (coma), which are externally provided with water. Stuck to specific categories. The complications of dehydration cause the non -treatment of dehydration the following complications: problems in the urine system and kidneys. Epilepsy. Hypovolemic shock. Diagnosis can help urine and blood test diagnose dehydration. 1. Investigation of urine in the case of dehydration is a dark urine, and the results of its analysis indicate the following: The concentration of glucose in the urine is large, which may indicate the presence of diabetes. An increase in protein concentration (protein) indicates the risk of developing a kidney disease. Urine examination can show signs of inflammation as a cause of dehydration. 2. The blood test can occur in blood tests high salts (hypernatremia), as well as a high level of urea (urea) and creatinine, indicating how dangerous dehydration is. There is a blood type that indicates the cause of dehydration, as the large number of white blood cells indicates the presence of inflammation as a potential cause of dehydration. Dehydration -treatment stops the treatment of a patient suffering from dehydration over the severity of the condition. 1. Home remedy is a preliminary treatment in cases of simple dehydration, in which trying to return an amount of fluids slowly and gradually, and it is as follows: to drink sweetened fluids to return the salts that the body has lost with fluids. Drink water slowly, but continuously and continuously, to return a large amount of fluid to the body. Avoid the rapid return of lost fluids in the case of dehydration as it can aggravate the symptoms due to the imbalance between blood salts. Try to lower the high temperature with medication, take off excess clothes and refrain from being in very hot places. The case of the suspicion of a free blow in which you should effectively lower the body temperature by keeping the patient in a good air conditioned room, along with a fan, wet towels or damp fabric on his body. 2. Hospital therapy treats the patient with hospital hospitalization, which includes returning a amount of fluid to the body, by the following: intravenous fluid leak (intravenous infusion). Try to diagnose and treat the direct factor that caused dehydration, such as the use of both: antibiotics against germs, insulin for diabetics and the restoration of defects in the balance of salts in the body. Despite the dangers of dehydration, the prevention of dehydration in general, but the commitment to prevention measures prevents dehydration, the most important of which is: awareness of the importance and necessity of drinking fluids in large quantities to prevent dehydration. Provide an appropriate amount of water, especially in hot and wet weather when you make a good physical effort and exercise. Make sure that children, the elderly and the two seats drink enough water taking into account their health status and the environmental conditions around them.