hyperhydrated
Too much water
Hyperhydrated describes a state of excessive water intake, beyond what the body needs.
Athletes sometimes hyperhydrate before competition, though drinking too much water can dangerously dilute blood sodium levels.
She felt bloated and hyperhydrated after forcing herself to drink eight glasses before noon.
Excess bodily fluid intake
- hyponatremiaInsufficient blood sodium levels
- dilutionReduction in concentration
- seizuresInvoluntary convulsions or takings
- confusionMental disorientation or bewilderment
nausea · bloating · waterlogged · oversaturated · urination · flushing
Solvent crossing semipermeable barrier
- aquaporinsMembrane proteins transporting water
- cellsBasic biological units
- turgorCellular fluid pressure
- homeostasisBiological internal stability maintenance
kidneys · filtration · absorption · intracellular · vasopressin · membrane
Conducting ions in solution
- marathonLong-distance footrace
- triathlonThree-event endurance contest
- ultrarunningEndurance racing beyond marathons
- cyclingRiding on two wheels
overdrinking · cramping · performance · recovery · competition · training
overhydration
Excess bodily fluid intake
- hyponatremiaInsufficient blood sodium levels
- dilutionReduction in concentration
- seizuresInvoluntary convulsions or takings
confusion · nausea · bloating · waterlogged · oversaturated · urination · flushing
osmosis
Solvent crossing semipermeable barrier
- aquaporinsMembrane proteins transporting water
- cellsBasic biological units
- turgorCellular fluid pressure
homeostasis · kidneys · filtration · absorption · intracellular · vasopressin · membrane
electrolytes
Conducting ions in solution
- marathonLong-distance footrace
- triathlonThree-event endurance contest
- ultrarunningEndurance racing beyond marathons
cycling · overdrinking · cramping · performance · recovery · competition · training
hyperhydrateddehydrated
Severely lacking moisture
parched · desiccated · underhydrated · dried out · thirsty
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