Hormones in body fluid homestasis (ADH/vasopressin, Aldosterone and Natriuretic peptides)

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ADH release is also regulated by nonosmotic factors such as nausea, pain, and volume. A low effective vascular volume (10% decrease) provokes thirst and ADH release. These effects are mediated through baroreceptors and some humoral factors released in response to reduced blood flow. This response explains the severe thirst despite hyponatremia seen in heart or liver failure. Other factors, including beta-catecholamines, angiotensin II, and physical and emotional stress, enhance ADH output. *Ethanol* and catecholamines inhibit the output of ADH. Which in part explains why alcohol increases diuresis (makes you pee) and leaves you dehydrated the day after a night out with the guys.

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When the plasma volume decline does that gonna decline the amount water? And when plasma osmolality increase does that gonna decline the water? In short both of these cases will cause dehydration?

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what I don't understand is why does ADH inhibit aldosterone if they are basically having similar effects on the body? our biochemistry professor just gave us that as a fact but didn't explain why, can someone please explain?

[@avadootkarambalkar577]

Its to late to reply but Look Adh is released for high sodium osmolarity and also hypo volume Means there is already high plasma sodium And aldosterone is responsible to increase pl sodium Hence to avoid hypernatremia it supresis aldosterone

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Ok, the theory I can read it myself in the books…what is the solution for the low ADH ?…

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Are BNP/ANP levels 0 in a normal physiological state? Or somewhere,

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I am a bit confused, so if natriuretic peptide increases GFR, shouldn't that activate RAAS as a defence mechanism, so that it preserves more fluids in the body ?

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RAAS is under normal circumstances stimulated by three factors: 1) Sympathetic NE receptors (B1) in the juxtaglomerular cells 2) Less mechanical tension on the juxtaglomerular cell 3) Macula Densa cell has osmoreceptors that sense lower NaCl levels As the natriuretic peptide also inhibits the SNS, renin will not be excreted as much and thus the RAAS won't be activated as a defense mechanism.

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How can I increase the body's vasopressin? I often have to get up to urinate during sleep, which is very painful. I hope to achieve this through supplements or food.

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