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When your body doesn't get enough water, you get dehydrated. You can't expect your body to work normally without it. Depending on how much fluid is lost, dehydration can be mild, moderate, or severe.

Causes
Sweating, breathing, urinating, defecating, and shedding tears and spitting all cause daily water loss. Typically, you would replenish the lost fluid by consuming liquids and foods high in water content. Dehydration can occur if you don't replace the fluids you lose and don't consume enough calories.

Extreme dehydration can occur when:

The onset of a fever
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Perspiring too much
Increased frequency of urination (a side effect of diabetes and several drugs, including water tablets, commonly known as diuretics).
You shouldn't necessarily make up for any water loss because:

You've probably been too busy to remember to drink enough water.
You have no idea how thirsty you actually are.
You have a sore throat, mouth sores, or stomach sickness, and you just don't feel like drinking.
Symptoms
Moderate dehydration can cause symptoms such as:

Thirst
Lips may be dry or sticky.
Having trouble holding it
Urine that is a dark yellow in color
Flaky, chilly skin
Headache
Stiff muscles
Mild dehydration can cause:

Neither urinating nor producing a light-colored urine
Super-dry skin
Sensing vertigo
Beats Per Minute:
Shortness of breath
sagging eyelids
Symptoms such as drowsiness, fatigue, mental fogginess, and irritability
Fainting
Infants and young children may exhibit a different set of symptoms than adults:

Tongue and mouth dry
No sobbing here.
No wet diapers for three hours
sagging skin around the eyes and cheeks; a hollow in the crown of the head
Symptoms such as drowsiness, fatigue, or anger
Extreme thirst constitutes a medical emergency that must be attended to without delay.