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Hyponatremia
Sir, I drink plenty of water a day. I'm not sure that I have hyponatremia or not. But, I have thirst. What are its symptoms? Can I deal it without medication and taking enough water that is 15 glass a day.
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Increased thrist can be due to simple dehydration or can be conditions like Diabetes
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Excess water can cause hyponatremia. You can share reports. You seem like a person who probably has had blood tests.
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