Does Dehydration Cause Low CO2 Levels? Unpacking the Link
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Over a third of the U.S. population is inadequately hydrated, and a common question that arises is how this affects various physiological markers, including carbon dioxide (CO2) levels. The relationship is not as straightforward as it seems, as dehydration can contribute to both low and, less commonly, high CO2 levels, depending on the underlying cause and severity.
