dehydration

What is Dehydration in Neonates?

Dehydration in neonates occurs when there is an excessive loss of body fluids and electrolytes, surpassing the intake. This condition is particularly critical in neonates due to their small body size, limited fluid reserves, and high metabolic rate.

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