Anyone from the UK?

Dont know, but the hospital advised on at least 2 litres. We were given 1 litre drinking bottles and they kept checking how much we had drunk 🤷‍♂️
A prime example of why the NHS is so screwed up. Best practice is not shared. No-blame reviews of accidents (like the airline industry) are not done. And it all comes down to how good your individual doctor and nurses are and obviously that can vary massively.
 
That’s also not true - you take in much more liquid from drinking tea and coffee than the diuretic effect of them.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20140402-are-coffee-and-tea-dehydrating

(I have a clinical dietician in the family and they always point out the inaccuracies in health things)
Im only going by the education I was given in the spinal chord injury hospital where ive just had my rehab. They were very hot on educating us about spinal injury, bowels and bladder, pressure sores and skin condition, spasms and spasticity, and how to keep ourselves as healthy and mobile as possible.
 
Im only going by the education I was given in the spinal chord injury hospital where ive just had my rehab. They were very hot on educating us about spinal injury, bowels and bladder, pressure sores and skin condition, spasms and spasticity, and how to keep ourselves as healthy and mobile as possible.
You need nurse Foxy for that.
 
Im only going by the education I was given in the spinal cord injury hospital where ive just had my rehab. They were very hot on educating us about spinal injury, bowels and bladder, pressure sores and skin condition, spasms and spasticity, and how to keep ourselves as healthy and mobile as possible.
I’m absolutely not going against what you’ve been told for your condition.
Everyone’s different.
 
I’m absolutely not going against what you’ve been told for your condition.
Everyone’s different.
Could also possibly be due to a lot of people with spinal injury have problems with bladder control due to lose of feelings etc. Im very lucky in that I never lost control of bladder or bowel with my injury, just a lower flow rate but thats a different story with its own problems lol
 
Also on the water thing, sometimes it's the electrolytes you're lacking, so isotonic drinks are better then just plain water.
 
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