👉 An attempted fluid, often referred to as a pseudo-flood or pseudoflood, is an incident where a person's body attempts to expel a large volume of fluid through the skin, typically due to severe internal pressure. This can occur in conditions like severe dehydration, heart failure, or liver disease, where the body's normal mechanisms for fluid regulation fail. The fluid is usually a combination of blood plasma and other bodily fluids, which can lead to visible swelling, particularly in the legs and abdomen. This condition is serious and requires immediate medical attention to prevent complications such as organ damage or shock.
