Long Hours In Air-Conditioning Could Leave UAE Residents Dehydrated Without Them Realising, Warns Urologist

Dehydration in the UAE summer is usually associated with people working outdoors or spending time in the heat. Residents spending long hours indoors in air-conditioning could also be at risk of inadequate hydration – simply because they may not feel thirsty enough to drink, warns a UAE urologist.

Long Hours In Air-Conditioning Could Leave UAE Residents Dehydrated Without Them Realising, Warns Urologist

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Dehydration in the UAE summer is usually associated with people working outdoors or spending time in the heat.

Residents spending long hours indoors in air-conditioning could also be at risk of inadequate hydration – simply because they may not feel thirsty enough to drink, warns a UAE urologist.

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Dehydration in the UAE summer is usually associated with people working outdoors or spending time in the heat. Residents spending long hours indoors in air-conditioning could also be at risk of inadequate hydration – simply because they may not feel thirsty enough to drink, warns a UAE urologist.

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