Water and Sodium Balance, Hypernatremia and Hyponatremia, Animation

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

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[@martinhronec9424]

This easily replaces 2 hours worth of convoluted lectures on the topic, which i was presented with at med school. For free. In 5 minutes.

[@mitalipriyadarshani2526]

it helped me a lot during my medical university exms😍😍..Thank you for this easy animated video.Concept clear video.awesome👍

[@laraibali4880]

Could you please tell me if have the symptoms of hypernatremia which doctor should I see?

[@AustinWhewell]

Good video but you forgot to mention that hypervolemic hyponatremia iso HF/ESRD/cirrhosis is also treated with low dietary sodium intake to prevent fluid retention. This is important to remember because some providers will incorrectly recommend increasing sodium intake d/t low sodium level

[@nirupamanaik3754]

After many searches i found your video and its really helpful for me.. its total clear my idea and peception.. thank you very much🙏👏

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

You are most welcome!

[@ff-ti7nj]

@@Alilamedicalmedia Hey my mom has high blood pressure, and also hyponatremia. she needs to loose weight, what can we do that these contradictions don't mess up?

[@amithanilgeorge4956]

I drank a lot of water within short period of time.now my head is feeling heavy.this video let me know im suffering from hyponatremia 'evolemic condition'.Straight to the points and well arranged informations.thank you very much

[@Joshua-gu5nj]

That's just what happens when you drink a lot of water in a short period of time. So maybe don't do that.

[@AlexKanal11]

only drink when you feel brainfog, or thirst. sometimes you will feel brainfog before feeling thirst

[@hassan4576]

How do you feel now? What did you end up doing about it?

[@peetamellark6064]

That could also lead to death if you dont be careful

[@jycfrnkl]

I have brain damage caused by a common blood pressure medication which damaged the salt/water pump area of my brain. This is also the area of the brain that controls ones ability to lose weight/sleep cycles/and the ability to hang on to water during sleep. (as as opposed to waking up all night for the restroom) Anyway there is research in Medical Journals according to my Dr. that show this particular blood pressure med causes this brain damage! Yet the med is FDA approved! Been in treatment and have improved dramatically.

[@ElectedOfficial1]

I now call the FDA the federal death administration. They approve medicines for their own corporation and profit and could care less about us! I just found out my sodium level is dangerously well when I could have a heart attack! Now I’m drinking Redmond salt in water daily! I couldn’t understand why my heart rate and blood pressure were high and that’s why.

[@e.maldonado4540]

Which medication?

[@Sara-world]

What area of the brain is the salt /water pump? I was born with a kidney abnormality and what started with twitches have turned out to be full on convolsions with aura migraines. I recently realized that electrolytes help within seconds. I know I have a problem regulating sodium I'm just not sure where to look and Dr's have told me it's all in my head and not really happening. It's definitely not in my head.

[@mb-us3oz]

@@Sara-world I have something simmilar

[@nooch190]

hydralazine maybe?

[@r.y776]

This is VERY HELPFUL, many many many thx. It took me days to understand thiss!

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Great to hear!

[@nova9672]

Why can’t medical school professors give simple explanations like these

[@jeanyoute3928]

They would lose money lol 😂

[@zelifdemirci]

oh i guess this is a global problem 🙄😅

[@isaissac2441]

Totally , i mean they like to complicate things

[@r.y776]

Reallyyyyy! WHY?

[@randomboiiii69420]

Because most of them are stupid Only the g’s that are capable of simplifying and summarizing any subject without fucking the scientific approach

[@baby_green_tree]

This video was very helpful! Thank you so much!!

[@nmmorin3509]

Amazingly informative easy

[@saichowdam4259]

Thank you very much Can you please upload a video on the Nephritic syndrome?

[@anwarmohamed2308]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@roshannilofer1999]

Excellent mam thank u🙂🙂

[@h.a.rkaushalya3885]

Understood... thank you very much.👍👍🥰

[@orionmedico]

THANKYOU SOOO MUCH

[@Sumi_2003]

Nice video... Thank you❤

[@srirambhardwaj2343]

Excellent.explanation.

[@ikram2326]

Thank you so much

[@farihatilat7866]

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[@MQMQ-go8nf]

Very beautiful

[@cryptomaniac3327]

that was a great video - thank you

[@AbhishekYadav-cr3xu]

Can you please upload a video on Diarrhoea???

[@Jefe2024]

Best video! Thank you.

[@busra1705]

at the high sodium levels, we take water from nephron or we secreting na+ ? which one ? this is like does the chicken hatch from the egg? Is the egg from the chicken

[@masuisuironniegibson7179]

Thank's you for help

[@minato1998ify]

I LOVE YOU GUYS

[@mestradev]

excellent!

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

Thanks!

[@natureview5561]

Hello , is hypernatremia responsible for paralysis ?

[@DrAnkitJangid]

Good information

[@HelloLuana]

Hey guys, make a video about kidney insufficiency!

[@intanmasriani638]

Thanks

[@MuhammadYaseen-vq7ch]

In hypervolumic hyponatremia...due to retention of water sudium goes down. In Euvolemic hyponatremia again excees water intake lead to soudium decrease....both have same meachnism then how placed in different classification.. either on causes or something else???

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

It's the difference in volume: higher than usual volume (hyper) vs. normal volume (eu). The volume is an important factor in determining treatment.

[@mzoon12]

Best video

[@srirambhardwaj2343]

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[@tanyajoe4408]

Structure of contractile proteins and mechanism of muscle contraction please

[@rajashekarshekar1582]

Should be short and sweet

[@m.3533]

Can someone to help to understand I have high blood pressure , and always eat salty food ( cant eat without salt ) , in some way craving for salt , on other hand i drinking too much water like 6-8 l ( 1.5-2 gallons ) , too many times go to pee. Does too much water cause my low sodium that crave for salt or my high intake sodium cause drinking too much water and remove my soidum and electrolytes ?, what overwhelmeing my kidneys ? Solution ? Thank you

[@kikiamballz3288]

our body only needs 6mmol or 106mg sodium per day, water is like an eraser for sodium so yes, due to too much water you would crave sodium. So for my solution go on a balance diet where you aim to get 6mmol, you can lose and gain them everyday but if you can maintain it for a day you can check for results by taking a lab results for sodium, it would be great to know if you have high or low sodium so you can know what to do for your diet everyday

[@actionrick9345]

Also if you eat sodium you will crave water

[@consciousriverfilms]

Your excessive water intake (assuming you aren't also exercising and sweating excessively) would be the reason you crave salt, because you're likely not replenishing the sodium losses from peeing all the time (like every hour or less). The Human body already knows how to balance fluids in the body ... resist forcing yourself to drink any amount of water you've heard you're "suppose to" drink and simply drink to thirst. Problem solved. 🤗

[@Hex180]

I forgot I left volume on 100 when I plugged in my earphones... press f to pay respects..

[@cerealsop]

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[@danielcalma2138]

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[@samromario9332]

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[@loganmarshall7380]

U must have understood HYPERVOLUMIC hyponatremia clearly then

[@mattscott6591]

I try to drink a lot of water but i pee a lot. BUN level is high. Had brain tumor taken out earlier this year. Wonder if it’s linked at all.

[@consciousriverfilms]

You pee a lot because you drink enough water to dilute sodium levels (hyponatremia), and without getting enough sodium in your water and/or diet (esp. on a low carb diet) to replace losses in the urine and sweat, the water you drink will keep flowing right through you. It simply won't be retained well ... in other words, you won't stay hydrated. Salt (and other electrolytes) and carbs with water hydrate, water alone does not.

[@musmuliadigupram2122]

Good

[@iradesign4796]

Interesting... can we use this teknic to prevent wrinkles 🤔

[@iradesign4796]

For example if we put more Na+ in skin cells more water go in.... i think

[@madhavgore3042]

I am pleased to hear However Dil mange more Hence for this purpose whom Should I consul locally The specialist in sangli city To guide me more

[@sagarshrestha2358]

So if i drink a lot of water with a little bit of salt will it counter balance the excess water using the Nacl i consumed ?

[@underated17]

That's what I am wondering? I am thirsty after eating foods like pizza. It's terrible.

[@consciousriverfilms]

Thirst is to raise blood volume or lower sodium levels in the blood. In your case, with pizza, thirst is mostly to lower/dilute sodium levels in your blood.

[@MichaelToub]

Did you really need to watermark the entire video? Very distracting,

[@ivangilepo8549]

Can i have use this in my project? Thank you.

[@underated17]

Does anyone know if blood non fasting results are accurate? I cannot tolerate a slice of pizza or anything salty without developing an unquenchable thirst. Anyone else have this? My non fasting blood sodium result was 139 once and 140 another time. I am very concerned. My doctor said it's within normal range but this was non fasting! I also have low vitamin D 64.2. Does anyone else have advice? I am a seemingly otherwise healthy 31 year old female.

[@Boguardis]

Go see another doctor.

[@thescientist8351]

Thanks ..

[@randomguy2210]

after eating 2 spoons of salt i didnt feel good, definitely not doing that ever again 😭

[@ald98101]

First comment ❤

[@zalimarea]

If,Sodium low in body so. Edema desease come.

[@johnbentley9462]

if i ate salty foods i have dizzyness if contineous salty foods will make me seizures...the doctors does not know why.

[@Genesis817]

How are you now,?

[@ElectedOfficial1]

I just found out that I have low sodium levels that could give me a heart attack! We are supposed to eat salt and no one ever told me that! I work out every day and have water retention, not bad but now I know why my blood pressure is up and I have a faster heart rate! Now I’m drinking Redmond salt in filtered water every day to save my life.

[@TheManWithoutAName1120]

Just checking up on you john, you good bro?

[@RatnaR-si3wd]

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[@GhulamHussain-bi6jo]

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[@Zero.freingetei]

Every universal third just as inerpt. Pho

[@Interestingpoint396]

Hypernatremia cause Edema not hyponatremia 🚫

[@Alilamedicalmedia]

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4470176/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6500936/#:~:text=Acute%20hyponatremia%20or%20hypernatremia%20can,causes%20osmotic%20demyelination%20(1). www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hyponatremia/symptoms-causes/syc-20373711#:~:text=In%20acute%20hyponatremia%2C%20sodium%20levels,of%20hyponatremia%2Drelated%20brain%20damage.

[@ttp519]

im bloated.

[@fadyas151]

Ga bisa centangg😬😬😬

[@MILDMONSTER1234]

To much sodium cause of too little water To little sodium due to having too much water The body is odd like that

[@lesliewinchester8225]

The problem for me is anti-depressant citalopram hydrobromide causes hyponatremia for me. I keep yelling at mental health professionals that my rape that my youngest son is from is what has made me crazy. Solve the rape get a better patient, when the fbi refuses to assign a detective I feel more raped by those who are suppose to help. My rape was on federal property so no other agency can do it. I’ve been fighting over getting it investigated for four months because I learned there were no time limits in my Nov 1998 rape.

[@joshuegv-4492]

There sould always be 2x of potassium for each sodium.

[@supersonic8026]

Proceeds to drink slice which contains 9mg sodium

[@jagdishprasad465]

Hii ha

[@ElectedOfficial1]

I’m just eating more salt, the good salt, sea salt.

[@GouramiNatural]

Isn't salt just salt?? 😂

[@consciousriverfilms]

Celtic salt has more trace minerals (specifically more magnesium) than sea salt.