सब कुछ जानिए वैसोप्रेसिन हॉर्मोन (Vasopressin) के बारे में | Antidiuretic hormone | Dr. Kamal Singh

In this video, Dr Kamal Singh speaks about Vasopressin hormone, also known as Anti-diuretic hormone, its role in body, clinical uses etc.
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Vasopressin, also known as antidiuretic hormone (ADH) or arginine vasopressin (AVP), is a naturally occurring hormone crucial for regulating various bodily functions, particularly in maintaining the volume of water within the extracellular fluid surrounding cells. Originating from nerve cells in the hypothalamus at the base of the brain, vasopressin is transported to the pituitary gland, which releases it into the bloodstream.
The primary role of vasopressin is to facilitate water reabsorption in the renal tubules of the kidneys, thereby promoting water retention and reducing dehydration. Additionally, it contributes to increasing blood pressure through vasoconstriction and augmenting blood volume.
Beyond its physiological functions, vasopressin regulates the circadian rhythm and helps maintain the body's internal temperature. Psychologically, it influences cognitive processes such as attention, learning, memory formation, and emotion regulation, while also modulating social behaviors, particularly in males.
Various stimuli, including pain, stress, certain diseases, and specific drugs like narcotics, can trigger the release of vasopressin. When vasopressin reaches the kidneys, it signals them to conserve water, resulting in the production of concentrated urine. This water retention affects the body by diluting blood, lowering blood osmolality, increasing blood volume, and consequently raising blood pressure. Thirst is also stimulated as a supplementary mechanism to restore water balance.
Disruptions in vasopressin levels can lead to health conditions such as diabetes insipidus and syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH). Diabetes insipidus manifests as excessive thirst, frequent urination, and dehydration due to inadequate ADH production or kidney insensitivity to ADH. In contrast, SIADH results from excess ADH secretion, causing water retention, dilution of blood, and low sodium concentration.
Treatment for these conditions involves fluid restriction, hypertonic saline, diuretics, or vasopressin receptor antagonists like tolvaptan. In severe cases, surgery may be necessary, especially if a tumor is the underlying cause. Synthetic vasopressin is also used clinically to manage conditions such as diabetes insipidus, bleeding disorders, esophageal variceal hemorrhage, asystolic cardiac arrest, and septic shock.
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[@aliahmad5938]

Good

[@whoiskamalsingh]

Really glad you liked it, thanks and best wishes!🙏

[@babitanarula7965]

Sorry sir I couldn't see your video due to stop internet in our state for 15 days But this Sunday i saw your video 🎉🎉🎉🎉 very informative keep it up sir thanks

[@whoiskamalsingh]

Thank you for sharing your experience, and I'm really glad you were finally able to catch the video and you liked it! It's feedback like yours that keeps me motivated to keep creating content. Your encouragement truly brightened my day. Thanks again for your kind words, and take care!

[@shailenderasonker4883]

Good evening sir, my father is suffering from again and again urine. He has paralysis due to brain hamrej . Please say about this how we control this disease..... thanks sir

[@whoiskamalsingh]

Hi, thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry to hear about your father's issues with frequent urination and his stroke. Neurological damage can disrupt sodium balance, leading to conditions like the syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH) and cerebral salt wasting (CSW). There are various potential causes for frequent urination in stroke patients, so a comprehensive assessment is crucial. This should include his medical history, both general and neurological clinical evaluations, imaging reports, and other lab investigation reports. I recommend discussing these concerns with his neurologist to address the situation promptly and effectively. If you're ever dissatisfied with a doctor's treatment plan, seeking a second opinion can help ensure you understand the process and feel involved in all treatment decisions. I wish your father the best of health. Please take care of yourself and him.

[@UrlBihar7]

Sir barr barr pesab hota tora help 2 year se problem hai

[@whoiskamalsingh]

Aapki problem padh kar dukh hua. Aise mein, doctor se milna zaroori hai. Urologist aapki madad kar sakte hain. Milne par wo jaanch karke aur zaroori tests karwa ke samajh lenge ki samasya kya hai aur kyun ho rahi hai. Uske anusaar hi sahi treatment hoga kyunki baar baar urine jane ke kai kaaran ho sakte hain. Meri shubhkamnayein aapke saath hain.

[@The_coding111]

Sir I am suffering from excessive thirst and dehydration from August 2023. Now I am taking 0.1 minirin mg from last 2 months but still I have dehydration. What should I do now 😢😢😢😢 Sir please reply 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@whoiskamalsingh]

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing these symptoms. Excessive thirst and dehydration can be very challenging. Since you've been taking 0.1 mg Minirin for the past two months without much improvement, it's important to consult your treating doctor again. They might need to adjust your dosage or explore other underlying causes for your symptoms. Your doctor may also recommend additional tests to better understand your condition and provide the appropriate treatment. In case you don't find much worth in the way your medical team is treating you, you might think of changing your doctor and getting second opinion. Sticking to the treatment and attending follow ups is very crucial. Thank you for watching my video, and I hope you find relief soon. My best wishes to you. 🙏

[@The_coding111]

@@whoiskamalsingh thank you sir for replying me

[@simrankumari346]

I don't have any disease but still I'm having this frequent urination problem. What can I do?

[@whoiskamalsingh]

Hi Simran, thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry to hear you're dealing with frequent urination. There can be many causes for this issue, so it's important to get properly assessed to determine the cause. I recommend consulting a general physician who can take your medical history, perform a clinical assessment, and possibly order tests to identify the problem. Common causes of frequent urination in women include drinking too many fluids, urinary tract infections (UTIs), consuming too much tea or coffee, pelvic infections, overactive bladder, stress, urinary stones, diabetes, and hormonal imbalances. Since your frequent urination isn't associated with other symptoms, I don't expect anything serious, but it's still best to get checked out. Thank you for watching my video and finding value in it. Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions in the future. Best wishes for your good health.

[@simrankumari346]

Thank you doctor for replying. As I said I don't have these kind of disease but I do have vitamin d efficiency and I'm working on it but I think due to stress and hormonal changes leads to this problem. And I think it's in my mind that i need to urinate,I'm always concerned about it may be that leads to have this problem.

[@whoiskamalsingh]

@@simrankumari346 It's good to hear that you've been investigated and are addressing your Vitamin D deficiency. Stress can indeed be a contributing factor. Frequent feelings of needing to urinate or a sensation of incomplete bladder emptying might be due to an overactive bladder. It could also result from issues with nervous control of the bladder, muscle coordination of the bladder, or urethral obstruction, among other possibilities. If these symptoms persist despite managing stress, it would be wise to consult a urologist to rule out any pelvic pathology. Thanks for watching and for your question.

[@simrankumari346]

Okay doctor

[@Amit_Dubey]

I am patient of diabities insipidus, koi permanent solution bataiye please 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@whoiskamalsingh]

I am so sorry for late reply. While there's currently no permanent cure for DI, management strategies can control symptoms and improve quality of life. Treatment typically involves hormone replacement therapy with desmopressin, a synthetic form of ADH, which helps reduce urine output and alleviate thirst. Additionally, lifestyle modifications such as maintaining adequate fluid intake and avoiding dehydration can play a crucial role in managing DI. Regular monitoring and adjustments to treatment by healthcare professionals are essential to ensure optimal control of symptoms and prevent complications associated with fluid imbalance. Despite not being curable, with proper management, individuals with DI can lead relatively normal lives. Ongoing research into the underlying mechanisms of DI may lead to advancements in treatment options in the future. Thank you for reaching out and I wish you good health!

[@Amit_Dubey]

@@whoiskamalsingh thank you for your reply sir, At present I am using Minirin tablet for this problem. hope to God that soon we will get a permanent solution to this problem. Thank you once again 🙏🏻

[@babitanarula7965]

Taking excessive anema can cause of this desease

[@whoiskamalsingh]

Well, using enemas excessively can lead to imbalances in water and electrolytes. Therefore, it is recommended to use them only under the guidance and supervision of a doctor.