Signs of Dehydration

Initial signs of this condition set in after two percent dehydration and include feeling thirsty, change in appetite, sudden dry skin, pale skin, urine that is dark yellow or golden in color, dry mouth, sudden fatigue or weakness, and head rushes upon standing.
When not properly addressed, this condition will continue to progress. At five percent dehydration more symptoms become apparent. These can include a faster pulse, decreased needs to urinate, fever, muscle cramps, headaches, tingling in extremities, and nausea. When these expand to include vomiting, loss of breath, or fainting, the dehydration has reached serious levels and emergency medical attention is highly recommended.
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