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How to get rid of dehydration during summer? is it only way to prevent dehydration by drinking water?is it varies man to man?
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Dehydration: The suggested amount of fluids to drink is 6-8 glasses a day. During the hot summer months more replacement fluids may be necessary.
Answered 11/28/2017
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