Common Firework Injuries & Dangers of Dehydration

mlns='> How to stay safe during the 4th of July weekend [View the online version]( [Manage Subscription]( Â [Healthgrades.com]( Healthy Living News 6 Common Fireworks-Related Injuries Independence Day means celebrations and spending time outside. It also means injuries from fireworks - most of them from small fireworks and sparklers. It's important to be aware of how to stay safe and have a good time. Find out the six common fireworks injuries, and what to do in case of an accident. [HOW TO STAY SAFE]( Â Dangers of Dehydration Dehydration may come faster than you think, on average, men need to drink more than three-quarters of a gallon of fluids every day to stay fully hydrated and women need more than half a gallon. When your body gets less water than it needs, you may start noticing early dehydration effects, such as dry mouth, or dark urine. When the symptoms get too bad it can become life-threatening. [FIND OUT MORE]( Â This email was sent to: {EMAIL} © Copyright 2022 Healthgrades Marketplace, LLC, a Red Ventures Company | 1801 California Street, Suite 900 | Denver, Colorado 80202 [](?elqTrackId=144c512555ad493792c4f07ed86f5288&elq=6a0f0a1dc86e4b4e9bc674a29750b71a&elqaid=8338&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=3511) If you wish to update your account preferences: [1-click opt-out]( or click here to [Update Preferences](