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Nine signs remind you to drink water-beware of hydropenia (7)

(People's Daily Online)

16:21, January 18, 2013

(File Photo/ PDonline)

Nausea
If you feel nausea, loss of appetite, you are suffering from water shortages. For pregnant women, hydropenia makes nausea worse.

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