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- Cause the body feels thirsty
- 1. You have diabetes
- 2. Menstruation
- 3. Dry mouth
- 4. Anemia
- 5. Stress and low blood pressure
- You should see a doctor if your thirst continues to disappear
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Why is that, the body sometimes feels thirsty? First to know, thirst is the way the body gives a signal to you, if your body is lacking in fluids. In addition, it is normal for the body to become thirsty, because it needs water to run the body's metabolism. When thirst continues, it is caused by changes in water levels and imbalances in salt levels in the body.
Cause the body feels thirsty
1. You have diabetes
There are two possibilities if you feel thirsty, that is, you may suffer from diabetes mellitus (diabetes) or diabetes insipidus (a disease that is less common).
If you suffer from diabetes mellitus, you can risk continuing thirst without your awareness. Look, when you have diabetes, your body's sugar levels will definitely be high. Your kidneys will produce more urine to get rid of excess glucose which makes the sugar level high. Not infrequently, you will continue to urinate later. Now, by continuing to urinate, the body will indicate a lack of fluids, and certainly will feel thirsty constantly.
Besides feeling thirsty, if you suffer from diabetes mellitus, you can feel hungry continuously. In contrast to diabetes insipidus where you only feel thirst continuously without a feeling of hunger that is sustained.
2. Menstruation
During menstruation, surely some women will feel all of their body fluids coming out together with the blood coming out. Estrogen and progesterone hormones that appear during menstruation will affect fluid volume. That is natural, and certainly normal to feel thirsty.
3. Dry mouth
A dry mouth can be caused by hot weather or you are taking certain medications. Drugs that can make the mouth dry, among others, claritin and benadryl (allergy medicine). It's actually normal to be thirsty because your mouth is dry. Your oral cavity will become abnormal because of a reduction or change in saliva in the mouth. Not infrequently also if the effect makes the mouth smell, it is difficult to chew, and saliva becomes thick.
4. Anemia
Anemia occurs when your body loses red blood cells, and the body will try to redeem and replace the blood cells that are lacking by triggering thirst. It can also be caused by low thyroid hormone conditions. Check the doctor if it's true that you feel thirsty due to anemia.
5. Stress and low blood pressure
One of the things that causes you to feel thirsty constantly is stress coupled with low blood pressure. Chronic stress can cause the adrenal gland to not function properly, and consequently blood pressure becomes below normal. This causes dizziness, depression, and feeling thirsty for extreme. When thirsty, the body also sends signals to drink more water to increase blood pressure to the brain.
You should see a doctor if your thirst continues to disappear
Under normal circumstances, you can drink more than 2 liters of water a day, but if more than that there might be something wrong with your body. Especially if there are some serious health conditions below, it's a good idea to see a doctor:
- Continuous thirst, dry throat and body, body temperature also changes
- Your vision is blurred, and accompanied by excessive hunger
- The body feels weak
- You urinate every 1 hour
