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Dehydration in Toddlers: Early Signs and Treatment Options
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Dehydration in Toddlers: Early Signs and Treatment Options

Dehydration can be caused by all sorts of things–fever, illness, hot weather, not drinking enough, and exercise to name just a few. Toddlers aren’t able to communicate like their adult counterparts which put them at a higher risk for becoming dangerously dehydrated. Here’s a list of the warning signs of dehydration in toddlers and the treatment options.

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7 Cut and Dried Reasons for Dehydration
By Jeff Hayward Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

7 Cut and Dried Reasons for Dehydration

Water is essential to our life and well-being, but sometimes we can come up a bit short and our body will likely tell us about it. As Health.com points out, having insufficient hydration can cause your mood and energy levels to dry up. Your body is about 60-percent water, so even a small decline (1.5-percent) […]

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Be Aware of the Signs of Dehydration dehydrate
By Jim Greene Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Be Aware of the Signs of Dehydration

Regardless of how young, energetic, and physically svelte you are—you’re still at risk of dehydration. Even mild dehydration (less than 2%) can caused fatigue, headaches, tension, anxiety and difficulty concentrating while long-term dehydration can cause serious issues, like kidney stones. The danger of dehydration isn’t just the lack of fluids in the body, it’s the […]

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