احذر.. ده اللي هيحصلك لو مشربتش مياه بعد الفطار وانت مريض كلى

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00:00First, we need to know what happens in Ramadan.

00:07In Ramadan, we abstain from drinking and eating for long periods of time.

00:11Therefore, the amount of fluids that enter the body is limited for long periods of time.

00:18We need to know, in general, that there is a balance between the amount of fluids that enter our body through eating and drinking.

00:27In general, the most important thing is through drinking and eating.

00:32Also, we need to know the direction of these fluids.

00:35Fluids come out of the human body through the nose, through the mouth, through the breath, or through the nose.

00:43Of course, the remaining amount of fluids comes out through the mouth.

00:47Therefore, we need to know that there is a balance between the amount of fluids that we drink,

00:52the amount of fluids that we drink, and the amount of fluids that we lose.

00:55What we mean is the amount of fluids that we will lose through the nose.

00:59Why?

01:00Because kidney stones and ulcerative colitis often have a high solute load.

01:10This means that they produce more salts than normal in the ulcerative colitis.

01:16Therefore, the doctor always advises the patient to drink a large amount of water so that the ulcer does not become concentrated.

01:27We do not want the ulcer to become concentrated.

01:30In general, even our patients tell me,

01:33How much should I drink, doctor?

01:34I tell him, notice your ulcer.

01:37I want your ulcer to be clearer, lighter, closer to water, closer to white.

01:45I do not want the ulcer to become darker.

01:47I want the ulcer to become lighter.

01:49Let's go back to Ramadan.

01:50In Ramadan, from Suhoor until Iftar on the second day, there is no fluid.

01:56If the patient does not drink enough between Iftar and Suhoor,

02:02which means that the kidney is not hydrated,

02:04it will start to happen that the ulcer becomes concentrated,

02:08especially after Zahira and before Iftar, when he is allowed to drink again.

02:14This, of course, causes him to have very severe ulcerative colitis,

02:19and causes him to damage the kidneys.

02:22That's why we tell him,

02:23If you are going to be able to compensate for the amount of fluids you drink in the 24 hours between Iftar and Suhoor,

02:31it's okay, go ahead and drink.

02:34Also, try not to work in the sun violently during the day of Ramadan,

02:42so that you do not lose a lot of fluids on the way to the sea,

02:45so that your ulcer remains concentrated.

02:48But if you can't, or if you are silent,

02:51and you notice that you can't balance this balance,

02:55and you notice that the ulcer has become darker,

02:58and especially if you have kidney stones,

03:00then Iftar is a must.

03:02And our religion is easy, guys,

03:04no one hurts themselves.