oral rehydration therapy (ort)

When Should ORT be Used?

ORT should be initiated as soon as signs of dehydration are noticed. Symptoms include dry mouth, decreased urine output, sunken eyes, and lethargy. Early intervention is key to prevent severe dehydration and complications.

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