Diabetes 1, Insipidus, Type 1, Type 2

[@derrickbarnes3126]

I have Diabetes Insipidus from the removal of my pituitary gland. I had a tumor by the name Pilocytic Astrocytoma at the age of 14. Now I am currently going through kemo-therapy (Vincristine and Carboplatin) for a year. Thank you for the video, it was very informing.

[@icebeartwo]

Hey man, I am a bit late, I hope you are doing great in your life and you are healthier!

[@yadasabadasagutu9628]

I understand from listening than from any form of study, you have made my life easier and I understand so many subjects better because of You. Your student from Africa.

[@androidemulator6952]

I must complement Dr John for making a easy to understand this subject for non-medical lay-person. Ive watched the entire 19 episodes - well worth for people to know with regard to modern diets and health.

[@Thermomixblogger]

Thanks for this clear definition of diabetes insipidus, one of the best I've seen yet as it's both thorough and succinct at the same time. I have this condition and wish that my doctor had seen your video because it took several months for him to take me seriously, despite drinking and passing 20+ litres of water per day. It may shock you to hear this, but my doctor actually suggested that I suck on pastilles to reduce my thirst... didn't even check my sodium levels or anything. It wasn't until I sought a second opinion that the proper diagnosis finally took place. It may be a rare condition, but is very distressing to those of us who live with this as an undiagnosed condition. (The word "thirst" doesn't do it justice.) Thanks again!

[@Campbellteaching]

ThermomixBlogger Helene Hmmm, not good. Unfortunately this is a common problem, with a lot of late recognition. It is surprising, given how common diabetes is. However, Im pleased you have now been fully diagnoses. John

[@Campbellteaching]

ThermomixBlogger Helene Absolutely, it sounds like you had classical clinical features, this is disappointing medicine. Any way, Im pleased you are being treated now. Have they worked out any underlying cause for you?

[@Thermomixblogger]

Dr. John Campbell Thanks for your reply... In my case, the DI is related to Langerhans Cell Hystiocytosis. The LCH symptoms began in 2012 and I received the LCH diagnosis in late 2013. The DI symptoms began quite suddenly, about a year later. Interestingly, regular MRIs show no evidence of anything on the pituitary as would be expected. These diseases are a bit distressing and no fun to live with, but many people have it much worse.

[@Copilot1204]

@@Thermomixblogger Ive been going through hell with the peeing and the excessive thirst will a endocrinologist be able to tell me if I have it or not ?

[@KathysFlog]

I hope you're having effective treatment now. I am waiting for some tests and hope to be free of the debilitating anxiety about where is the next toilet!

[@curtist919]

My dad has diabetes insipidus. I really appreciate this video. Most people don’t even know about diabetes insipidus much less how how deadly it really is. These people WILL die without ADH injections. Unfortunately some DI sufferers do not respond to ADH injections. Their bodies just don’t react to the injections and they die because their bodies can’t retain enough water for them to survive. Thankfully this disease is extremely rare. My dad was only properly diagnosed with diabetes insipidus because my grandma was a pediatric nurse who recognized the symptoms. If she hadn’t recognized the symptoms my dad, me, and my son might not be alive today

[@Campbellteaching]

Amazing story, thank you for sharing this family problem. Shows the importance of medical knowledge is saving life.

[@Copilot1204]

Wow I think I might have this should I see an endocrinologist ???

[@nijabudeenmohammedn5354]

if u can please help i also had di for past 3month i donot know more about it currently i am taking minirin please explain about your experience and how to cure it

[@paulbearman4653]

I wish DI was rarer, having been diagnosed with pituitary macroadanema.

[@FightBackAgainstDiabetes]

*You Did Not Choose To Be Classified As Diabetic, But You Can Choose To Fight Back Against Diabetes* 💪

[@fozii786]

Thank You! Amazing description of Diabetes! love your explanation on DI. - From Michigan, USA.

[@mukhitkazi]

great. i am following all your lectures sir one by one. thanks a lot for sharing and making medicine easy to understand

[@saudiman90]

thanks Dr.John , I love the way you summarized the Diabetes Insipidus

[@gbmd5274]

Thank you Dr John Campbell, excellent presentation.

[@putaschimi2185]

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[@mikeobrian7550]

You make things very very easy

[@Sherirose1]

As usual best lectures for a struggling nursing student. Thank you. I recommend to my fellow students

[@niorlysgomez102]

Cheers for the Video! Sorry for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you considered - Patlarny Sweet Days Principle (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is an awesome one off product for getting rid of diabetes without the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my BF finally got amazing results with it.

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[@tariqkhan4791]

Thanks Dr JOHN CAMPBELL for sharing your knowledge ,,I am your fan from Pakistan.

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P K M K B

[@katenguyen6926]

Thank you very much, Dr. Campbell. Very clear, easy to be understood.

[@annieladysmith]

Best teacher ever!

[@teslate5la219]

Superb sir!!!! You cleared my doubt. Love from🇮🇳

[@momminmama3527]

Excellent...u’re the best Dr John Campbell!👌🏾😍

[@jodistone5775]

Love the video and thanks for the useful information….

[@leebeez79]

Thankyou for a great explanation of diabetes insipidus. My 7yo was diagnosed with the congenital nephrogenic form 6 and a half years ago. He is on hydrochlorothiazide and indomethacin to control it. We are also waiting for the results of genetic testing for his newborn brother... Had many a dr tell me i probably know more about the condition than they do as it is so rare - 1 in 250,000

[@Campbellteaching]

+leebeez79 Im sure you do know much more, there is no substitute for first hand experience. I wish both of your children well.

[@natura1971]

Thank you Dr. Campbell, a very clear explanation.

[@TheShingirai]

what would we do without you Prof....

[@subhashgrover3087]

very informative

[@an.j3588]

Thank you so much

[@gnanadeepapasupuleti2868]

Very nice 👌 👌

[@hawalulmohamud3668]

Thanks.

[@shashimoghe3920]

Thanks dr john Campbell fir this detail feedback on diabetes 26/07/201

[@suechoi1671]

Awesome lec many thanks!

[@yosephasnake24]

I got difficulty in understanding why you mentioned thizide type diuretics as treatment in nephrogenic type diabetes insipidus .....if in the case of nephrogenic type the kidney is not responding to normal amount of antidiuretic hormone resulting in polyuria why thiazide diuretics are recommended as treatment knowing that they increase urine production puting an individual in higher risk of dehydration?.....if there is something i am missing i look for ward for correction.

[@pwincess2172]

Thanks a lot Dr

[@amurphy9191]

thank you sir. awesome.

[@srinivasachakradharearni6328]

super informative

[@Abdul_Raheem98]

Why would we treat nephrogenic diabetes insipidus with thiazide like diuretics when we need to be reabsorbing water from the dc tubule?

[@nuurabubakar4966]

Thank you teacher

[@cheshire__kat]

Thank you very much!

[@sitinorazizahabhalim754]

Simle yet full of information. Thank you so much sir.

[@mabelirissalvo3094]

Diabetes Insipidus tiene tratamiento?

[@kaybaba9593]

Excellent......

[@kekothegeko]

Thank you!

[@amlanghosh5182]

great one

[@stevonlove]

This is so awesome. I learned so much from this. thank you.

[@oscartabares53]

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[@nepaliman5716]

Thank you

[@videshi-doctor]

Thank u so much sir.

[@cobrasscar1422]

Diabetus Insipidus here, cheking in. I drink over 20 liters in 24 hour period.

[@UKFX]

Unfortunately you failed to mention obese people who have drastically increased the number of Type 2s globally. Thanks to them, us Type 1s are generalised into the "Diabetic" groups with people not knowing the difference between the two. I don't dislike Type 2 Diabetics but the majority of cases caused by obese individuals and which can be completely avoided, has not done any favours of those who have got Type 1 or 2 through no fault of their own. I honestly still believe that Type 1 Diabetic care in many countries has been hindered as a result of the spirally cost of what I call generalised Diabetes, because of the influx of Type 2s over the last 15-20 years. Good video though. If you don't mind I'd like to link it on my Diabetes Facebook page?

[@Campbellteaching]

***** Sure, feel free to link the video to Facebook.

[@princefemi1001]

Anyone know what is Hybetez Remedy about? I hear a lot of people cure their hypertension naturally with Hybetez Remedy (just search it on google).

[@ankitshah2837]

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[@kennethmathewrey9774]

Excellent!

[@NurseKillam]

"Thankfully we don't need to taste it (urine) now" - nice!

[@stevensonrojas1747]

Appreciate Video! Excuse me for chiming in, I would love your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Patlarny Sweet Days Principle (do a google search)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for getting rid of diabetes minus the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my GF got excellent success with it.

[@hopebabitz5323]

Your the best!!

[@jeanniebeneanie3752]

Cheers

[@Nana-jj7zv]

I am in nursing school now. thank you so so much. You did break it down extra crisp clear. Excellent explanation any idiot can understand

[@jennexk9086]

Thank God we don't need to sample urine by tasting it. It would look incredibly odd doing that during clinicals.

[@UKFX]

december 2015 Smelling it would suffice. You can often smell the sweetness of glucose in urine lol... reminds me of Sugar Puffs. Haha

[@jomassey4207]

My diabetes no 2 was triggered by having P.C.O.S .....which affected my pituitary gland. I am managing it by diet and insulin injections.

[@IFAinflame]

Thank u:)

[@rabiuabdubakanoma1699]

I thank you so much Dr Igudia for sending your Herbs to me which actually cured my diabetes. Now I’m free and enjoying my new life

[@ajuobasi548]

God bless now and always Dr Igudia. And I really wanted to say a very big thanks for helping me cure my type 2 diabetes I thought it was the end until I meant you keep saving lives doctor.

[@pigeonlove]

I cannot imagine a doctor would have willingly tasted another person's urine

[@iamsakc]

Does it was by mouth?? 😅

[@AnExperiencer78]

101th comment ✌🏻

[@CostlessProductions]

i was dianosed when i was 6

[@UKFX]

mel-li-tus.

[@centaurimidnight9358]

thank you so much