fluid loss

How Can Fluid Loss be Prevented?

Prevention strategies include:
Encouraging Adequate Fluid Intake, especially during illness or hot weather.
Using Oral Rehydration Solutions at the first signs of dehydration.
Educating caregivers about the Signs and Symptoms of dehydration.
Ensuring Proper Hygiene to prevent infections that can cause diarrhea and vomiting.

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