http://scrubsmag.com/stay-hydrated-and-stay-healthy/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 00:07:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://scrubsmag.com/stay-hydrated-and-stay-healthy/#comment-5288 Sean Dent Mon, 26 Jul 2010 23:19:16 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=16503#comment-5288 @shelly Drinking more water won't stop or slow down your sweating. The two aren't a cause and an effect. In fact the less water you drink the less I think you'd sweat - which is a bad thing. Not sweating leads to heat emergencies. My suggestion would be to increase your water intake and purchase an undershirt that has the wicking effect. There are a ton of them out there - I particularly like the product that starts with the letter 'U'. Best of luck. @shelly Drinking more water won’t stop or slow down your sweating. The two aren’t a cause and an effect. In fact the less water you drink the less I think you’d sweat – which is a bad thing. Not sweating leads to heat emergencies.
My suggestion would be to increase your water intake and purchase an undershirt that has the wicking effect. There are a ton of them out there – I particularly like the product that starts with the letter ‘U’.
Best of luck.

]]> http://scrubsmag.com/stay-hydrated-and-stay-healthy/#comment-5248 shelly Sat, 24 Jul 2010 04:04:21 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=16503#comment-5248 One question... If I drink more water would I sweat less? I Sweat if the room is a tad above 65... And working in the ER I run around a ton.. I hate being sweaty but I dont want my pt to be cold... What should I do?? One question… If I drink more water would I sweat less? I Sweat if the room is a tad above 65… And working in the ER I run around a ton.. I hate being sweaty but I dont want my pt to be cold… What should I do??

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