Water intoxication: 655 reports
Water intoxication: Water poisoning
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Drugs that could cause Water intoxication
Conditions that could cause Water intoxication
Most common Water intoxication symptoms
- Brain oedema - (3 reports)
- Irritability - (2 reports)
- Itching - (2 reports)
- Fatigue - (2 reports)
- Rhabdomyolysis - (2 reports)
- Middle insomnia - (2 reports)
- Hypokalemia - (1 reports)
- Nasopharyngitis - (1 reports)
- Osteoporosis - (1 reports)
- Hypothermia - (1 reports)
All Water intoxication symptoms
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y zDo you have Water intoxication?
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