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Water intoxication

Water intoxication, also known as water poisoning, hyperhydration, overhydration, or water toxemia, is a potentially fatal disturbance in brain functions that can result when the normal balance of electrolytes in the body is pushed outside safe limits by excessive water intake.

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Toxicology, critical care medicine

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Water intoxication

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Avg. degree1.96
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Water intoxication

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related to Notable cases · 36
Water intoxication → Alexander, American, Andy Warhol, Anthony Andrews, Antioch, BC, British, California, California State University, Carrington's, Chi Tau, Crusaders, During, Entercom Sacramento LLC, First Crusade, Four, Gedrosian Desert, Great, He, Henry Higgins
related to Pathophysiology · 7
Water intoxication → As, At, Both, Swollen, The, These, This
related to Overexertion and heat stress · 6
Water intoxication → ADH, Any, Ecstasy, Even, MDMA, People
related to Endurance sports · 4
Water intoxication → Boston Marathon, Marathon, The, This
has prevention · 3
Water intoxication → Healthy, However, Water
related to Military training · 2
Water intoxication → Hyponatremia, One US Army
related to Psychiatric conditions · 2
Water intoxication → Psychogenic, This
Specialty · 1
Water intoxication → Toxicology, critical care medicine

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water intoxication hyponatremia excessive body fluid result also may much amounts brain electrolytes drink large one death runners died consumed

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Water intoxicationSpecialtyToxicology, critical care medicine1.00infobox
MDMAinstance ofPeople using drugs0.80text
Water intoxicationhas preventionWater0.60section
Water intoxicationhas preventionHealthy0.60section
Water intoxicationhas preventionHowever0.60section
Water intoxicationrelated to Endurance sportsMarathon0.60section
Water intoxicationrelated to Endurance sportsThis0.60section
Water intoxicationrelated to Endurance sportsBoston Marathon0.60section
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Water intoxicationrelated to Military trainingHyponatremia0.60section
Water intoxicationrelated to Military trainingOne US Army0.60section
Water intoxicationrelated to Notable casesBC0.60section

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