Sentences with phrase «with hyponatremia»

It's commonly known that gait irregularities are associated with hyponatremia.

Hospitalized patients with hyponatremia have a significantly higher rate of mortality.

The recipe for disaster comes when an athlete has less than adequate health as reflected by hormone imbalance and poor sodium regulation; and then, if the athlete is encouraged to drink large amounts of fluids during an event, overhydration can occur along with hyponatremia.

Recent studies have shown that elderly people with hyponatremia (low sodium levels), have more falls and broken hips and a decrease in cognitive abilities.16

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With this comes the risk of hyponatremia or water intoxication, which can result in seizures.

Severe hyponatremia has been linked with cognitive impairment and neurological disturbances, but the association between different levels of serum sodium and cognition in older adults had been uncertain.

Mild hyponatremia was once thought to be asymptomatic, but recent studies suggest that it may be associated with higher risks of attention deficits, gait disturbances, falls, cardiovascular events, and even premature death.

A new study has found that lower level of sodium in the blood — known as hyponatremia — is linked with declines in cognitive function with advancing age.

It was possible to detect, both in patients with MCI (1.5 % and in patients with dementia (3.5 %, a non-significant difference), abnormal metabolic values, indicating poorly controlled diabetes, renal failure, hyponatremia, folate or vitamin B12 deficiency and hyperthyroidism, which correction led to clinical improvement.

Severe hyponatremia was reported in an infant treated with SPINRAZA requiring salt supplementation for 14 months.

We need to consume salt with our water if we want to reduce the risk of dehydration, cramps, and hyponatremia.

When yours are depleted, you may experience cramping (or worse, a dangerous condition called hyponatremia), neither of which are things you want to deal with on the course.

The body can sometimes over-react to fluid replacement and trigger a state of sub-clinical dilutional hyponatremia (with confusion, headache etc.) while laboratory electrolyte level is normal.

Ben: Not necessarily because you can get hyponatremia which is often a term that's used synonymously with water intoxication by simply having low levels of sodium in your blood stream.

But if you're into endurance events, by sweating out sodium and hydrating with water alone, you could experience heat cramps or hyponatremia, a low concentration of sodium in the blood that can be fatal in extreme cases.

The increased risk of death is even high in those with mild hyponatremia.

The problem of hyponatremia, usually combined with water intoxication, is now referred to as exercise associated hyponatremia — EAH (usually defined by blood levels of sodium less than 135 mmol / liter).

It's quite possible that those who develop water intoxication and hyponatremia may have reduced levels of health to start with, making them most vulnerable to water intoxication and EAH.

Since this study, other researchers have studied the issues of hyperhydration and hyponatremia in detail, along with its causes, and the misconception that more water is better.

And, water intoxication comes with another serious, life - threatening condition called hyponatremia — low blood sodium.

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