Understanding Diabetes Insipidus

[@HoopsMacabre]

This really was helpful, man. Thank you. I have Cranial DI. Five years ago in November of 2017, I started drinking lots of water after I was diagnosed with Brain Cancer. Now I know for a fact that, yes, the tumor did effect my Hypothalamus in my brain and that’s what I causing Cranial DI. I have had a Fluid Deprivation Test recently and I’ve been given a prescription for Desmopressin. Tomorrow I start taking it. Wish me good health and good luck!

[@koolforkatss9155]

I was diagnosed with central DI in 2017 too, desmopressin has reverted me back to normal. Hope it works for you too!

[@simplynouna896]

ربي يشفيك ويحفظ صحتك 🙏

[@jonathanmendoza748]

Yeah had since I had a brain tumor, it’s annoying

[@ellenlee1]

WHEN YOU TAKE THE DESMOPREEIN IT MAKES YOU RETAIN FLUID IF YOU DRINK TOO MUCH, AND THE DDVAP KEEPS THAT FLUID. WHEN I EASE UP AND TAKE LESS DDVAP I URINATE SO MUCH. I CAN'T KEEP A BALANCE. WITH THE DOSAGE AND FLUID INTAKE.

[@Jcccc23]

Hey bro was your urine clear during the water deprivation test ?

[@noonessam4281]

This chanel is God sent for struggling Med students. Thank you so much.

[@amandasarahi]

I came upon this series and didn't realize I had already subscribed. So far the best simple explanation and I retain the information! Thank you!!!! -nursing student approved!

[@jasmined9752]

This has been so good to watch! I was diagnosed with diabetes insipudus after a brain tumour at aged 9 . I feel like there us so little known about it. Often when I take desmoprssin along with various other medication people will ask "what's that for?" and if I just reply with diabetes they will often jump to the conclusion that I have type 1 or 2 diabetes. It's videos like this that start to bring about a bit more awareness to help get people diagnosed quicker and bring about understanding

[@christophergalvan7215]

Same things happen to me insta :@sunsh1ne.2

[@illegaldru6s5]

@@christophergalvan7215 heyy man I've been going though hell trying to figure out why I've been drinking and peeing so much headaches my legs hurt . I think I might have this . I followed her on Instagram my name is irljit on there did u have similar symptoms

[@jay-if8qs]

yea me too it took years and a whole new state to be able to figure out what was going on

[@illegaldru6s5]

@@jay-if8qs yoo jomar wassup with you bro can we talk

[@illegaldru6s5]

@@jay-if8qs I've been going through hell homie

[@harjii]

This was incredibly helpful! You broke the condition down into bite sized chunks and explained it in a way that was easy to understand and digest. Thank you so much!

[@ZeroToFinals]

glad to help

[@carrieberrykix]

We're testing our dog for DI right now testing with desmopressin. This really helped me understand what the vet was talking about!

[@yourlocalfairyhere]

I have the cranial type of diabetes insipidus and I am on medication! What really triggered me to know more about this disease is that I actually have a pesenstion about diabetes mellitus in a few days and while preparing for it I realized, it really does not have anything to do with this type of diabetes and that I actually wanted to know more. Thank you for this video!!!!!

[@РадмирИсяньюлов]

패리대Feride how long time u used desmopressin?

[@yourlocalfairyhere]

@@РадмирИсяньюлов oh sorry I am seeing this comment only now 😅 but if you still want to know I have been using it since 2017! Sometimes I have to use it every 18 hours but sometimes every 12 it really depends I have good and bad days

[@nijabudeenmohammedn5354]

​@@yourlocalfairyherestill u are using or stop .how di caused you

[@yourlocalfairyhere]

still using it@@nijabudeenmohammedn5354

[@alexsekura2359]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to learn this content in detail and also for teaching the public.

[@dinosaurxxxx]

I had given up hope as to why I have to urinate very excessively, but now I have hope after finding out about this, going to mention it to my doctor and ask for testing! thank you!

[@pocheslol2280]

U might just be diabetic but what happened

[@rockenrob4893]

The testing is rough. I was deprived of all liquids for 16 hours and in the hospital for 4 days

[@freedaboyoung3722]

@@rockenrob4893 well shit, that is the test 8 and 8 hrs. But it didn't seem as daunting during the video. Now that you mentioned it, you had to fast a whole 16 hrs!

[@freedaboyoung3722]

@@rockenrob4893 how were you given desmopressin? Tablets form with water? Or nasal spray? And how much of it? I'm interested in knowing

[@rockenrob4893]

@@freedaboyoung3722 I had to stay in the hospital for 4 days. The doctors monitored me and wouldn’t let me drink for 16 hours. It’s a really awful experience but the rewards of the meds is worth it. You should go talk to an endocrinologist.

[@jasondoyle1037]

Thank you for such a lucid explanation of the condition.

[@23jparra]

I had cancer when i was 13. I had a tumor on my pituitary gland. So the gland doesnt work. I got diabetes insipidus among other things. I want to study it and understand it thank you for the video

[@weazle5255]

Similar I'm 26 I got diagnosed with a pituitary tumor and now have a nice 64oz thermos of ice water all the time

[@РадмирИсяньюлов]

Andrew Sherwood hey, do u have problem with polyuria?

[@T_oasty]

I have a benign tumor called craniopharyngioma. Is that possibly what you have? Mine surrounded around my pituitary gland and completely disintegrated it. I have to take medications not only for my hormone replacements, but also because of my diabetes insipidus. I'm sending sending prayers your way! 🙏

[@weazle5255]

@@РадмирИсяньюлов yes I know it as diabetes insipidus I drink a Lot of water and have to pee frequently. I take desmopressin at night so I dont keep waking up to go.

[@weazle5255]

@@T_oasty I had a benign tumor on my pituitary gland it was a germinoma I had to have blood brain barrier chemo and radiation. But I'm doing good now

[@magchisholm3931]

Helpful, I love that ur voice is calm. Thanks for illustration and clarity of notes💓

[@sabbyeight]

Praying God’s help and healing for everyone impacted by DI. May God’s compassion shine on you and your family members. Stay hopeful. I too ❤

[@acidburstman]

Very helpful. The water deprivation test was confusing in my book. Here it was easy to understand.

[@perkyiff9226]

came here for a quick recap back on the topic from my psychiatry revision after encountering DI as one of the side effect of lithium. thank you for the short and sweet explanation!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad to help!

[@jenrferruso]

THANK YOU!!! I WAS BORN WITH THIS 9/5/74 AND NOT DISCOVERED TIL 3/26/1996 AND NOW DISABLED FROM SEIZURE 10YRS TO THE WAY DISCOVED AND THE DRS GAVE ME MEDS AND 3MTHS IN HOSPITAL THANKFULLY GOT TO LIFE!!!! THAT GOD!!! PEACE BE WITH YOU!!!

[@jenrferruso]

......"guess i will get to the john! ")

[@shreyasharma9978]

You are a very good teacher, who makes things easier. Thank you. Keep creating videos😊

[@winniefindstheway]

Agreed and his voice is pleasant for taking in the information too 😅 that helps me... I can't tell you how many vids I click off because I can't stand the taking in the info because the voice is rough to my ears ( I'm AuDHD and very sensory sensitive)

[@Tara-dd3qn]

thank you so much I am a senior nursing student and found this very helpful

[@dasharenkeu2771]

Thanks for your help! I'm from Ukraine and I study English. I'm pharmacist and for I know this information in Ukrainian. But it really makes me study English well and I repeat the information for my job. You are great!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad to help!

[@JJJResearch]

simple but concise explanation.... Really helpful to understand the concept.

[@JHilariosaH1]

This helped my family members understand my insatiable need for water. My pituitary gland was removed along with a brain tumor when I was 3 years old.

[@filmyhari9373]

What is your age now? How are you doing? How many hormones you replace

[@チミヤキ]

I have given up all hope of living abroad after frustrating attempts to treat an excessive thirsty and urination condition. Tanken a lot of meds to treat my prostate, said to be contracting incorrectly and I was even told to do a surgical procedure that wouldn't allow me to have children. Then I changed doctor after doctor e one have told me to take desmopressin due to high level of urine/day (5L), it's been 3 week of 0,1mg and my life changed so much, I'm a new person. Lately I have been facing these problems again, but I've been drinking lots of water due to anxiety, though I feel much better now in my life. Don't let this ruin your life, take good care of yourself.

[@adesodivine1403]

So grateful for the update. I am a masters students in Public health and this was worth the study

[@IshantUchiha]

Thanks yu so much I m from India (delhi ) , as well as medical student. but realy this video..helps me..

[@RyanS32]

I was recently diagnosed with cranial DI due to radiotherapy 6 years ago. Thanks for helping to understand what exactly is happening to me.

[@mariettmariett292]

Ryan Hi! How do you cure it?

[@RyanS32]

@@mariettmariett292 I'm not sure there is a cure. My endocrinologist has me on desmopressin to relieve the symptoms, but he hasn't mentioned anything about a cure to me.

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[@JixieDyeAuthor]

I was born with cranial DI. if you wanna talk I am here! I am so sorry that you had to go through radiotherapy.

[@mdawaisilyas]

thank you so much very simplified explanation! highly appreciate your work!

[@jaredfernandez2982]

Great video and overview of the pathophysiology of diabetes insipidus! One critique, the arrow that is shown @ 2:44 of the video is vaguely misleading. It implies that ADH is released/produced by the anterior portion of the pituitary gland which is incorrect. The posterior pituitary gland releases ADH. Thank you for making such great work and I'm glad to see these concise and helpful videos. Thanks again!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Good point. Hopefully this doesn't mislead anyone. Thanks!

[@creatineanhydride2314]

I thought the same too

[@tommy-tp3hj]

Very clear, explanatory, and helped me reviving some knowledge for my exam, definitely going to subscribe.

[@IshantUchiha]

Explain all point ...in this video Which helpfully me...❤

[@gaurisd10]

Very helpful, and the site is really resourceful. Thank for the site too.

[@putaschimi2185]

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[@haileeroxana]

Beautiful explanation thank you so much

[@mytimedied8231]

Thank you, at last i have an explanation about why i'm always so dehydrated and have excessive urinate, and the dizziness doesn't do it for me after. ❤

[@kurtkeisel4423]

Thank you my dog has this. Very good explanation

[@lwestern285]

Good stuff thanks for explaining so clearly! I believe Thiazide diuretics can also be used for nephrogenic DI

[@ellenlee1]

YES, hctz is a diuretic. i think it makes the body put out ADH. when I forget to take hctz ( i take it for high blood pressure for 50 years) I urinate constantly. I think you are right. do doctors know this?

[@wahajmayar6558]

Really, I searched much more about this fact, but I couldn't find it that by which mechanism does it work?

[@luisalia3525]

​@@ellenlee1 Do you have DI and if so what is the difference in urinarion when you take it and when you don't. Please respond 🙏

[@choc23able]

Thank you. Very useful 'to the point' explanation

[@yolandaorozco7892]

Thank you that’s what my son is going through it’s really confusing and frustrated because I feel like the doctor Are not doing enough

[@ibtihalozturuk6017]

Thank u doctor it was a very good explication . good luck for all what u r doing

[@user-fi5mn8gv4z]

Simple , concise and informative . Thanks

[@muthummm6675]

Nice To See You. It is pleasure For Me To Comment Here!. Very Honest And Good!

[@makhseed]

this video is amazing! thanks for the upload!

[@luissilame7909]

Thanks for sharing! My sweet niece was diagnosticated this disorder ! She had histiocytose!

[@pauldg913]

Is she diabetic?

[@JixieDyeAuthor]

I have diabetes insipidus too. I am in my thirties. She will be ok.

[@pauldg913]

@@JixieDyeAuthor do u have medicine? And are u avoiding specific foods?

[@AR_HUB663]

Hiii my daughtr 4 yr with histocytosis she also have this condition 😥😥

[@stacyuz1704]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!🥺🥺 this helped tremendously.

[@emanalharthi7240]

Easy,simple and very clear!!! Thank you

[@alextufan6675]

Thanks for your video, it was very helpful!

[@firasbourghol574]

excellent and covers all the causes! thank you

[@hwandre]

CDI since 3 as well, been over 40 years with it now. Got it from a very high fever at that young age for a long period of time. I think I'll do a KZbin on how this eventually also turned to Type 2 for me because of my ignorance about diet soda.

[@nijabudeenmohammedn5354]

Currently I am 21 ,last year oct 10 onwards I got high fever then after two or 3 weeks cdi caused me .There is no specific reason in the case of me to cause other than high fever

[@nijabudeenmohammedn5354]

Is it hereditary did you have children

[@fhaihatulakma3998]

This video really helps me to understand for my presentation. Thank youuuuu!!!!!

[@JixieDyeAuthor]

If you need more help, I have had DI all my life. You probably already did your presentation. Hope it went well.

[@verysnowy4605]

That helped me understand DI which I think I may have. thank you.

[@ankitkawale9748]

Very well explained. Thank you

[@gabrielarodriguez6191]

Thank you so much! Perfect explanation! You helped a lot!

[@pradnyawaskar7843]

You are doing just great job ! Very Helpful. Make more n more videos.

[@احمدامجد-س4ت]

Everyone has the power to visualize.

[@leafeon4195]

I've known I had Diabetes Insipidus, but now I know more than ever! :D

[@pauldg913]

How do u manage it?

[@lucybrooks3636]

@@pauldg913 my mum manages it with desmopresin it’s a hormone replacement she finds the spray kind the best as it is instant it must be diagnosed tho

[@curlyhaircurly]

After a lot of research on this topic I came to know that the diabetes insipidus has nothing to do with blood sugar I was head on confused on this topic and searched whole internet why it is called diabetes then diabetes is the word which is to show the" excessive urination "so in both the case is the urination is high amount that's why it is called diabetes

[@katierush9584]

I really appreciate this, well explained

[@ceciliai.ogwude2845]

Thank you so much for this

[@Srmp347]

Thanks u made it really easy

[@ZeroToFinals]

I'm so glad you liked it, thanks Srima!

[@sweetiepie7917]

I have cranial diabetes Insipidus, I was diagnosed when I was 11 years old. I’ve been drinking my desmopressin since then, at times it gets annoying just cause I always have to have water with me at all times and always know there’s a bathroom near by, but there much worst things to have so I suck it up .

[@mariettmariett292]

Hey. I’m from russia. In our country they found out this disease only in 2007! I suffer from cranial diabetes insipidus. And I wander if there is cure from it, besides desmopressin . In uour country they say there’s no cure, but take desmopressin for my whole life.

[@mariettmariett292]

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[@quranrecite00]

I m from pak and using desmopression since last 14 years. Now i started homeopathic treatment and time exceed till 14 hours of one desmopression spray. Can any one plz desmopression dose.

[@aNgElandPaRaMoReRoX]

Im from the USA and I have cranial DI also, my mom said ive been drinking alot of water since i was a toddler. I got diagnose at the same age, 11. Its annoying asf. And when i tell people about it they think im making it up. Theres no cure for it other than just taking desmopressin for the rest of my life. And i dont have insurance right now so idk.. still drinking tons of water. I hate it.

[@hannaj6935]

@@quranrecite00 did the treatment work? I do not want to depend on this med for my life.. It can be frustrating

[@thacompilations4010]

I love your videos. Thanks

[@ingridbernardes719]

Oh my god, this video is amazing! Thanks for this!

[@ZeroToFinals]

You're welcome!

[@ecm018]

THANK YOU!!! This video is amazing!!

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad you like it!

[@matanaouate8369]

Thank you. I Have this deacese NDI and i have a very very rare mutation, they tried everything and nothing helpd. I drink 15-20 liters of water a day and every ml comes out and I'm always thirsty.

[@pauldg913]

Are u diabetic?

[@lucybrooks3636]

You should go ask the doctors for a desmopresin spray or tablet it stops the urge and replaces the lost hormone

[@AR_HUB663]

Sss desmopressin spray help the condtn My daughtr (4yr) using this spray or tablt twice a day

[@matanaouate8369]

@@lucybrooks3636 Thanks :) But they tried and it didn't help...

[@jdtown6585]

@@pauldg913 Yes, he just said he thinks he has diabetes insipidus. Keep up, son.

[@jairamireddy7048]

Excellent talk

[@ananyanethi4031]

love this video. thank you so much

[@pipatsukcharoen2265]

Good summarize thanks!

[@modjadjibeautymaake7728]

Super Helpful. Thank you so much!!!!

[@medicalscience1528]

Hello, thanks for amazing lecture. Can you tell why you mentioned primary polydipsia as key diagnosis ? Does this habit or ritual leads to diabetes insipidus ??

[@asiimwekemigisha7240]

This was really helpful

[@exploreethiopia3376]

Thanks for your video.

[@hiteshyadav6277]

Which doctor to see for diabetes insipidus

[@Peter-re6in]

Great explanation

[@fry_productions]

Can diabetes insipidus cause extreme fatigue and peripheral vision loss, as well as frequent urination and thirst? My blood sugar is normal.

[@IslandgirlintheMedWorld]

You are heaven sent!! Thank you!!!!

[@ZeroToFinals]

so glad to help

[@shalomiperera3528]

Now my note is understandable 😁

[@nageenahsan8288]

Loved it! Thankyousomuch ❤️

[@douglasw1545]

Very helpful thanks for the video

[@arushiaishwarya8907]

This was so helpful. Thank you.

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad you liked it Arushi

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[@aween42]

Thank you sir, this was great

[@merakichan8996]

Man thanks very much it helped me very much so a lot of thankkkkksssss😊

[@jayaraj6279]

excellent work 👏👏👍

[@lahirugurusinghe3169]

Thank you❤

[@pratikshanoudiyal4276]

Great explanation!!

[@jacobgomez9208]

I love my desmopressin

[@hildamakule713]

Very helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@snehajadav7701]

Thank you so much 😊🙏

[@lanavoliladygagu]

thank you, great explained

[@KathysFlog]

Thank you so much. I have been newly diagnosed with DI after my Dr agreed with my hypothesis. I am now awaiting to be called to hospital for the deprivation test and other tests to firm up the diagnosis and hopefully find the right treatment. 99.9% sure it's cranial as I have a long history of polyuria and had Nocturnal Enuresis until puberty. Not looking forward to the tests as my mouth gets so dry my gums stick to my teeth! AND I live in France so I will need to understand the medical termination in French. 😷 For those coming along behind I have found some amazing melts called XyliMelts. My mouth now stays lubricated all night.

[@KathysFlog]

@@ryeiiiueP8307 no, very dilute.

[@KathysFlog]

@@ryeiiiueP8307 still waiting for hospital appointment.

[@nijabudeenmohammedn5354]

​@@KathysFlog did you try minirin

[@Shuusui]

Thank you a lot for this video, I think I might have diabetes insipidus, but there are not much information on it in my native language

[@hannaj6935]

I have a brain tumour ops & I m on Desmopressin for years among other long term med... Life is arrgghh... Without Desmopressin, I pee non stop zdrink non stop.. Is there some way it can managed better without the Desmopressin? This med also make my sodium & posstasium to be low often & making my dose go up & down or remove it.. Now I hv a knee surgery.,gg toilet non stop is so challenging...

[@fatma8711]

Thanks alot it’s very useful

[@deepwithin6517]

Thank you very helpful.

[@dremmanuelnwogu]

Lovely video. What tools did you use in making this awesome video? How did you get the images you used, did you create them yourself?

[@amylafavers64]

This is so confusing. I have the symptoms..saw an endoconologist, had blood work and a urine test and was diagnosed with this. I was not given this deprivation test or testing to tell if its cranial or kidney..and doctor just said she is calling in desmopressin and see me back in a month. I feel like mine is mild however annoying, it also seems to come and go which makes no sense. IDK what other doctor to go to or test to ask for.

[@malakrfd8236]

Thank you so much, That was so helpfu!

[@deiaarahma8729]

Great description thank y Doctor

[@ZeroToFinals]

No problem Deia!

[@sadatali6792]

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[@ZeroToFinals]

That's so nice, thanks!

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Zero To Finals ❤️

[@elaphal-rashid9400]

Very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@stall8906]

Do you have d insipidus

[@zj9338]

very helpful thank you

[@shahnasshajahan529]

Thank you sir ❤

[@Hasnathalip]

Thank You Sir ✨️

[@justinglb3159]

Sir excellent video. I really appreciate for your efforts. Thanks

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks for your nice comment Justin!