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If i drink a lot of water or gorteraid i still feel dehydration and i don't know what to do my bp been running low can my condition effect this?
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What condition?: If you are suffering extreme thirst, definitely check your blood sugar to rule out diabetes. A visit to your physician is in order. We certainly need more details about your past history of syncope to give more advice here. But in general, a low blood pressure and history of syncope would not cause extreme thirst!
Answered 12/21/2014
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