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What Mental effect happen under the sun for too long?
dehydration, headaches
Explain what effects this dehydration might have on the long term functioning of the kidneys?
One of the long term effects is kidney stones which form due to lack of water then begin hardening
Is water in your kidneys dangerous?
Water in the kidneys is not dangerous, as it is a natural component of the body's filtration system. However, excessive water retention in the kidneys can be a sign of underlying health issues like kidney disease or dehydration, which should be addressed by a healthcare professional.
How long for kidneys to replace itself?
Kidneys do not replace themselves.
Why do you get thirsty after eating fish?
You may get thirsty after eating fish because it is a high-protein food that can lead to an increase in metabolic processes, which can cause dehydration. Additionally, certain types of fish, particularly smoked or salty varieties, can have a dehydrating effect on the body, triggering thirst.
Why is lead no longer used for water pipes?
Because lead then seeps into the water and it is poisonous, causing long term health affects, particularly in children. Lead is toxic to the heart, bones, intestines, kidneys, reproductive system, and nervous system.Pb or Plumbum is Lead Whitch kills you...
Whatb symptom would lead you to believe someone is under heat exhaustion?
Passing out (fainting), dehydration, balance issues after being in hot weather for a long period of time, dizziness
How long before you die of dehydration?
3 days
Why would someone suddenly get frequent headaches?
It could be a side effect of dehydration or starting or stopping caffeine. It could be due to anxiety or an injury. If it is persistent and long lasting, you should consult your doctor.
What organs do solvents damage?
Solvents can damage the liver, kidneys, lungs, and central nervous system. Continued exposure to solvents can lead to long-term health problems and organ damage.
How the amount of urea present in urine is controlled and what are effects of excess of urea in human body?
Well... the amount of Urea is controlled mainly by the kidneys and through a long process involving the liver, heart, lungs, and brain and many, many enzymes which in the end controls the amount of Urea. Excess Urea in the blood can cause poor oxygen transfer into tissues and eventually lead to death. Excess Urea in the Bladder can lead to forced urination, or in lamest terms, peeing yourself, or a bladder or Urinary Tract infection
How long can you live without you kidneys?
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