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A combination of medications, monitoring and daily habits can help you keep sodium and fluid levels in check
Drinking alcohol reduces the release of a hormone that helps maintain your body’s fluid levels
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Dehydration, diet and diabetes are a few possible reasons
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Dehydration, medication and nasal congestion are common culprits
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