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  Water makes up roughly 60% of your body weight. Every single bodily function depends on it. It removes toxins from your organs, transports nutrition to your cells, lubricates your joints, and aids food digestion. Dehydration can occur if you don’t drink enough water. Dehydration of a severe enough degree might result in seizures, confusion, and drowsiness. Consuming as much water as your body requires each day is crucial. You may need more or less depending on your size, how much exercise you get, how hot it is outside, and other factors. You can get help deciding what’s best for you. Health professionals frequently advise people to consume eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily. The “8×8” rule is the term used to describe this. However, it might not apply to everyone. Drink water Contents What Amount Of Water Does Your Body Require Daily? How Much Water Should Children Drink? What Qualifies as “Water”? How can I tell whether I’m getting enough to drink? Source of Water People also...

  VAGINAL INFECTION A woman’s vagina makes discharge that’s usually clear or slightly cloudy. It does not really have a smell or make you itch. Depending on the period of menstrual cycle the consistency and amount of vaginal secretions vary from very thin or watery discharge to thick discharge. When discharge has a very noticeable odor or burn or itches, that’s likely a problem. Vaginitis affects all ages, but is most common during reproductive years. The most common symptoms of vaginal infection: Irritation or itching of the genital area Discharge that may be white, grey, watery,curdy or foamy redness and swelling around or outside of vagina. Pain or discomfort when urinating. Painful sexual intercourse. Foul or fishy vaginal odour CAUSES OF VAGINAL INFECTION: Bacterial, fungal or viral infections. Sexual intercourse is the most common means of transmission for vaginal infection having multiple sexual partners can increase the risk of bacterial vaginosis, which is a particular typ...