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Gestational Diabetes Insipidus

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Develops during pregnancy due to a lack of vasopressin in the moment at which the pituitary gland is damaged and silently / or the placenta destroys hormone rapidly. vasopressin deficiency. It is managed with desmopressin (DDAVP), the deficiency disappear as the DI 4 / 6 weeks after birth, at which time treatment with DDAVP is usually suspended.

Reference

The Diabetes insipidus Foundation, Inc. - www.diabetesinsipidus.org

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Minor age to 30 years: SiNo
To Increased your appetite?: SiNo
To Increased your Fatigue?: SiNo
Does he(she) present Vomits?: SiNo
Frequent micturition?: SiNo
A lot of Thirst?: SiNo
Abdominal pain?: SiNo
Loss of weight?: SiNo
High cholesterol?: SiNo
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High pressure?: SiNo
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Itch in the skin?: SiNo
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Familiar precedent?: SiNo
This you in pregnant woman?: SiNo
Previous childbirth > 4 kg?: SiNo
Previous baby malformed?: SiNo
DMG in another pregnancy?: SiNo
Hispanic, Afro or North American?: SiNo
Absence of the menstruation?: SiNo