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Whenever i go an hour or two without drinking water (say i am drinking sprite or green tea) i feel really warm and feverish with a headache. why?
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Hard to say: Perhaps you have an electrolyte or problem with glucose. I would run some lab work, electrolytes, urinalysis and of course history and physical to determine this cause. Good luck
Answered 12/16/2014
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