Random dehydration and loss of fluid in the body

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The discussion centers on random dehydration and fluctuating fluid levels in the body, with the user expressing concern over these symptoms. Elevated testosterone levels were noted at one point, suggesting potential hormonal imbalances. The consensus among participants emphasizes the importance of consulting a professional psychologist to address both psychological and physical concerns, as the forum does not provide medical advice. The topic has been locked to prevent further discussion.

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Hi, wrong forum but you guys might know so I try here.

I have spookiness going around in my body with fluctuating fluid levels in the entire body, and the onsets are pretty random. Like someone vaccumed my fluids when I was sleeping.

At one point I had clear elevated levels of testosterone, now that phase passed. Something is glitching, clearly....

I am very worried so please answer if you have an idea before you throw the thread in the bin
 
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Consult a professional psychologist, who will separate your fears, from your physical problems.
 
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We don't give medical advice. What @Baluncore wrote is the best answer you will ever get,

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