When continental crust collides with continental crust both are to buoyant to be subducted, as the two plates continue to push against each other it uplifts the crust with reverse faults and creates mountains.
Fluid retention scores (on a 0â4 scale) peaked on the first day of menstrual flow (mean Â± SE: 0.9 Â± 0.1), were lowest during the mid-follicular period, and gradually increased from 0.22 Â± 0.05 to 0.50 Â± 0.09 over the 11 days surrounding ovulation.
Some common causes of water retention include sitting or standing for a long time, eating salty foods, allergies, insect bites, infection, hormonal changes during menstruation and pregnancy, high or low blood pressure and as a side effect to some medications.