Hypovolemic shock
This is called the reduction in blood volume, and its connection with dehydration is also obvious, because the blood in many ways consists of water. Hypovolemic shock causes a sharp drop in blood pressure, and also leads to the fact that organs and tissues receive less oxygen. This is a very dangerous complication.
So, maybe start pouring a glass into a glass of water to prevent any unpleasant symptoms, or more serious complications? Stop-stop. For the sake of justice, we note that water is a medicine that, when overdosed, can become a poison.
What is water intoxication?
Water dilutes the microelements contained in the tissues and blood. If there is too much water, salts and other electrolytes lose the ability to adequately conduct electrical signals. This condition is called overhydration, or water intoxication.
Two factors influence the development of superhydration. A person either drinks so much that the kidneys do not have time to remove the liquid in the form of urine, or for some reason retained in the body. Intoxication can even be fatalFatal water intoxication.
Therefore, if for some reason you decide to drink more water, you should consult a doctor before starting. You may need to take tests and find an alternative to some of the drugs you use.