 diabetes insipidus…
Relevant search terms and links to related topics…
endocrine glands,
diabetes insipidus, inability, the kidneys to conserve water, leads to frequent urination, pronounced thirst, diabetes insipidus, di, an uncommon condition that occurs, the kidneys, unable to conserve water, they perform function, filtering blood, water conserved, controlled by antidiuretic hormone, adh, vasopressin, adh, hormone produced, region, the brain, the hypothalamus, stored, released, pituitary gland, a small gland, the brain, di, a lack of adh, central diabetes insipidus, di, the kidneys, adh, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, major symptoms of diabetes insipidus, excessive urination, extreme thirst, sensation of thirst stimulates patients to drink large amounts of water to compensate, water lost, in the urine, central diabetes insipidus, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, a result of surgery, infection, tumor, head injury, rare, central di is more common than nephrogenic di, nephrogenic di, defect, in the parts, the kidneys that reabsorb water back, bloodstream, occurs less often than central di, nephrogenic di, an inherited disorder, male children receive the abnormal gene that causes, disease on the x chromosome from mothers, nephrogenic di, the kidney, polycystic kidney disease, effects of certain drugs, lithium, amphotericin b, demeclocycline, thirst mechanisms, adequate fluids, consumed, no significant effects on body fluid, salt balance, inadequate fluids, consumed, large amount, water lost, in the urine, dehydration, high sodium levels, in the blood, excessive thirst, intense, uncontrollable, involve a craving, ice water, excessive urine volume, urinalysis, urine output, central di, urine output suppressed by a dose of adh, nephrogenic di, urine output not suppressed by a dose of adh, mri, the head, the underlying condition, central diabetes insipidus, controlled, vasopressin, desmopressin, ddavp, vasopressin is administered, either a nasal spray, tablets, vasopressin is ineffective, patients, nephrogenic di, nephrogenic di, lithium, stopping the medication leads to recovery of normal kidney function, hereditary nephrogenic di is treated, fluid intake to match urine output, drugs that lower urine output, drugs, treat nephrogenic di include the anti-inflammatory medication indomethacin, diuretics hydrochlorothiazide, hctz, amiloride, outcome depends on the underlying disorder, diabetes insipidus, does not cause severe problems, reduce life expectancy, inadequate fluid consumption, in the following complications, dehydration, dry skin, dry mucous membranes, sunken appearance to eyes, sunken fontanelles, soft spot, in infants, fever, rapid heart rate, unintentional weight loss, electrolyte imbalance, fatigue, lethargy, headache, irritability, muscle pains, develop symptoms that indicate diabetes insipidus, have diabetes insipidus, contact health care provider, frequent urination, extreme thirst return.
FindingHealthOnline provided by and © 2011 Betterchem.com
|
