If I was dehydrated, I had a dry mouth, thick, too-white saliva, and I needed to spit non-stop because my saliva was too thick and I had a lot of mucus. And I threw up. However, as soon as I started eating and drinking normally, these symptoms of dehydration went away the same day. But is it possible that my legs are still stiff after this. I didn't have any problems with my legs before this and then they got stiff like this from the knees down and I got gout and swelling that didn't go away for 6 months. On the magnet, after 6 months of the attack and interruption of the diet, swelling can be seen, i.e. the diagnosis of synovitis. I still have a hard time going down and up the stairs, but much better than in October. In October, I could not climb a single step. Also, I can't stand on my right foot barefoot, only in shoes. What happened to this? Before the diet, I was completely healthy, now I have been semi-disabled for 6 months.