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What happen when water enter into tissue without being retained in kidney?

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When your kidneys release more water, the volume of blood decreases and your blood pressure falls. There are also special cells in the kidneys that produce the protein renin. Renin has a hormone-like effect that increases blood pressure. So water enters the tissue by increasing blood pressure.

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