10 Signs of Dehydration

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Dehydration Sign #2: Dry Skin

Dry skin is very common and can occur in individuals of all ages in different regions. Dry skin can also be known as xerosis and the use of moisturizer can help repair it. Dry skin is mostly caused by various environmental factors such as cold weather, hot weather, soaking in hot water, and low humidity.

Patients with dry skin should also avoid using drying and harsh soaps. Those with chronic dry skin may require evaluation from a dermatologist. Dry skin in dehydration can cause sunken eyes, skin dullness, increased lines or wrinkles, and itchiness.

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