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Symptoms of severe dehydration may include lethargy, inability to use the restroom or producing dark-colored urine, dizziness, confusion and chest pain. In addition to not drinking enough water, dehydration may occur due to certain medical conditions such as diabetes. Older adults and children under 6 years old may be at a higher risk of dehydration.
Water and Fluid Retention. Drinking water may not flush out the fat, but it can flush out the water. Drinking plenty of water may help if you have mild fluid retention. A well-hydrated body is less likely to retain fluids, according to the Better Health Channel. However, if your fluid retention is due to a medical condition, you may need to limit how much water you drink. Consult your doctor to discuss your individual water needs for managing fluid retention.