Water and electrolyte disorders associated with mental disorders
Water and electrolyte disorders caused by various reasons are often encountered in clinical departments of general hospitals. Water in the body accounts for about 60%, and the water content in the brain can reach 75% to 80%. Water metabolism is closely related to sodium metabolism. Insufficient water can cause dehydration, while excessive water can cause water poisoning. High or low electrolytes can cause physical and mental disorders.
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