Hypernatremia refers to the condition where sodium levels in blood become abnormally low. The amount of water that's in and around cells is regulated by the Sodium which is an electrolyte. Underlying factors that are causing the Hypernatremia are due to the excess intake of water that causes the Sodium levels diluted which results in many health problems. Signs and symptoms of Hypernatremia include Loss of energy, Nausea, vomiting, confusion, irritability, restlessness, Muscle Cramps, Seizures etc.
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