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Emergency Room Visit

I am in the emergency room getting IV fluids. I was told I am dehydrated. I seriously have tried my best to get liquids and Protein in but I just feel so full that I can't take anything else by mouth. I hope after the fluids I will feel better. Any ideas on how I can get more fluids in so I can prevent dehydration in the future?

surgery date: 7/30/12

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I actually leave bottles and cups everywhere in my house and I put a 30 min reminder timer on my phone. This one is a struggle!!! Ughh

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The phone reminder is a bright idea. I'm gonna try that to see if I can get more liquids in. Thanks for the idea.

surgery date: 7/30/12

Have keep a pitcher of Water filled to 64oz and i keep filling my 3oz cups to drink with, that way I can keep track of my water intake...

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I mix water and pediatric electrolyte and Crystal light and that helps not to get dehydrated

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Have keep a pitcher of Water filled to 64oz and i keep filling my 3oz cups to drink with' date=' that way I can keep track of my water intake...

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Great idea so I can keep track of the amount:-)

surgery date: 7/30/12

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I mix Water and pediatric electrolyte and Crystal light and that helps not to get dehydrated

I'll start doing this so that at least I get the electrolyte's. Thanks:-)

surgery date: 7/30/12

I had a problem with dehydration and the ER doc suggested Gatorade G2 or power aid zero. Make sure you get the Gatorade low calorie. It has about 30 cals per 8oz serving. They both have pottasium which seems to be so hard to get.

It's less expensive than pedialite and tastes good. I went to buy pedialite but it didn't list grams of sugar on the label. I'm no chemist so I skipped it.

I get the unflavor one is has NO sugar but it has a good source of potassium

I actually leave bottles and cups everywhere in my house and I put a 30 min reminder timer on my phone. This one is a struggle!!! Ughh

I agree! Lol my husband says "where did all the cups come from"

I agree! Lol my husband says "where did all the cups come from"

Lolz

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