Case Discussion || Hyponatremia

[@reetikaraj2169]

The discussion was as usual outstanding. It was so informative and it made the topic so easy and interesting. Thank you so much for your efforts !

[@safataha5362]

Thanks for summarizing this topic like this🎉

[@sagaringale5616]

Nicely discused

[@majju99]

Brief and lucid presentation

[@arunmehta8234]

how Hyponatremia (126), Severe Hypertension, Moderate Hyperglycaemia, Severe back and limb pain associated?

[@arunmehta8234]

how Hyponatremia (126), Severe Hypertension, Moderate Hyperglycaemia, Severe back and limb pain associated? Low Osmolarity also

[@aishwaryadhawan641]

Very helpful

[@24hourslatermoon]

Very helpful. But sound issue needs to be addressed please.

[@drvinaykumarsaini8966]

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[@mohamedalfahad268]

Thanks alot doctor 🙏

[@jijisleeba2968]

Thank you so much sir

[@prasannabuddhika1642]

Hi please tell me what means GRB In Exposure? Thanks

[@nadirabbas8114]

Sir is genius

[@hemantbogati5608]

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[@bluemountain8955]

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[@AGENT-yb1sj]

In siadh , THERE WILL WE NO SODIUM LOSS / THERE WILL BE RETENTION OF WATER ONLY na Correct me if I'm wrong

[@habentsehaye9478]

Urin sodium is above 40 in siadh. So sodium is lost in urine.

[@kellyaviguetero5876]

In siadh, there will be an increase adh, because of this, there will be a volume expansion by which the atrial myocardium will sense it and stimulates the release of atrial natriuretic peptide and b type natriuretic peptide. This promotes secretion of sodium in kidneys and also inhibits raas further inhibiting sodium reabsorption thus increase sodium in urine and sodium excretion. I hope my explanation is clear, sorry if my grammar is not that good.

[@bhaskarguguloth5032]

sir... can you please pin the notes