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Can i get diarrhea from drinking too much water?
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No: The only bad thing you can get from drinking too much water is hyponatremia (diluted blood). But you'd have to drink way too much water to get that. People who drink that much water have 'psychogenic polydipsia, ' which is a nice way of saying that they're nuts.
Answered 12/16/2015
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