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15 glasses of water per day
Can I drink 15 glasses of water per day? Drinking more than 12 glasses of water is good or bad?
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It is advisable to take around 5 litres of water daily by an average adults
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It’s always better to take as much as water you can
And it’s more better to take little hot water 2-3 glasses of water 1/2 hour before every meal
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Dr. Karuna B
General Physician
22 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Water 8-10 tall glasses per day I recommend
If you drink too much you can get low salt problems . So don’t over drink more than 12 glasses Of water in a 24 hour period
sometimes it can cause
Hyponatremia
Electrolytes imbalances
SIADH
also consult a doctor to get investigations
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Dr. Ankit Jaiswal
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Nagpur
That is too much .
Maintain 2-2.5 ltrs of water intake daily
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