Hyponatremia

Hyponatremia, sometimes called "water intoxication", was found to be the cause of death of 22-year-old runner David Rogers near the end of the 2007 London Marathon.

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Hyponatremia, in which the sodium concentration in the blood falls dangerously low, is another hazard in drinking too much water.

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Hyponatremia can occur regardless of whether athletes drink plain water or electrolyte-enhanced sports drinks, since sports drinks are typically quite dilute, Dr. Winger says.

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Hyponatremia can occur regardless of whether athletes drink plain water or electrolyte-enhanced sports drinks, since sports drinks are typically quite dilute, Dr. Winger says.

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Hyponatremia and seizures caused by triamcinolone-induced adrenal insufficiency

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Hyponatremia occurs most often during marathons and long triathlons, when athletes are exercising longer and drinking more than they do in training.

Inside Tri 2009

Hyponatremia occurs most often during marathons and long triathlons, when athletes are exercising longer and drinking more than they do in training.

Inside Tri 2009

Hyponatremia, a condition of low serum sodium concentration, often results from elevated levels of the hormone arginine vasopressin (AVP), which regulates water and salt balance in the body.

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The hospital pleaded that Injection Lasix is used for treatment of Hyponatremia and since it was on the next day the blood report revealed the problem, the patient was shifted to ICU for corrective treatment.

The Times of India 2008