What are the symptoms of diabetes insipidus?

Answer 1

Diabetes insipidus is an inability to produce concentrated urine because of a lack of anti-diuretic hormone.

Symptoms include; excessive amounts of dilute urine, excessive thirst and dehydration.

Answer 2

I'm not positive but, a doctor would likely get a blood sample to determine your levels of Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) an insufficient amount of ADH is what causes the symptoms of DI. Also, patients with DI typically urinate around 40 Liters a day

Answer 3

Diabetes insipidus is due to the kidney not being able to concentrate urine. The cardinal symptom is increased urination but patients often do not notice this. Other symptoms can include dehydration, dizziness, cramps, fatigue and confusion. On laboratory testing a high serum sodium is usually found.

Answer 4

you might have diabetes if you are excessively drinking water and not hungry and if you lose a lot of weight for no reason

Answer 5

Well you're always thirsty for cold water, and end up peeing more than usual. The urine produced is usually pale urine (dilute). Getting a urinalysis is how its usually diagnosed.

Answer 6

low urine specific gravity, high blood concentration, glycosuria, and polydipsia

Answer 7

Symptoms such as rapid weight loss, excessive thirst, hunger, and urination may point to Type I Diabetes. A blood sugar test will determine whether or not you actually have it.