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A patient came to the medical OPD with complaints of polyuria. He has a history of undergoing total hypophysectomy. His Na+ levels are found to be 155 mEq/ L, urine osmolarity was 200 mOsm/L. What is the definitive management in this patient?
A patient came to the medical OPD with complaints of polyuria. He has a history of undergoing total hypophysectomy. His Na+ levels are found to be 155 mEq/ L, urine osmolarity was 200 mOsm/L. What is the definitive management in this patient?
Updated On: Jun 25, 2024
- DDAVP for 2 weeks and then discontinue
- DDAVP supplementation for lifelong
- Upsetting of receptors so no treatment is required
- Thiazides for 2 weeks
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The correct option is (B): DDAVP supplementation for lifelong
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