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Can my child become dehydrated (lose a large amount of water from the body)?

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Can my child become dehydrated (lose a large amount of water from the body)?

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Yes. It can happen any time your child loses too much urine or stool and is unable to replace the fluid6.For example, when a child has the flu with diarrhea and/or vomiting, she or he is at risk of becoming dehydrated. Ask your healthcare provider about signs of dehydration.

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