If a person is drinking sufficient water but still feels thirsty more often than usual, this could indicate a potassium deficiency. A low potassium level makes it harder for the kidneys to concentrate urine. This can lead to increased urination and fluid loss. In turn, the loss of fluid causes excessive thirst.

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