Question 1

what is the treatment for adh (vasopressin) overdose?

Accepted Answer

ADH (vasopressin): Adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine) 10 (4 reports): more effective for people 40-49 years old
Adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine) 30 (3 reports): more effective for females 20-29 years old
Adderall (dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine) 5 (4 reports): more effective for males 20-29 years old
concerta (4 reports): more effective for females 10-19 years old
vyvanse (10 reports): more effective for females 20-29 years old.

Question 2

why would i be prescribed adh / vasopressin?

Accepted Answer

Bedwetting or : To increase platelet release or for a pituitary gland issue.

Question 3

what does an increased adh (vasopressin) cause?

Accepted Answer

Reduced urine output: Free water retention with resulting volume expansion and reduced electrolyte concentrations.

Question 4

does caffeine inhibit adh (vasopressin)?

Accepted Answer

Not really.: While caffeine may affect kidney blood flow, resulting in some adjustment in fluid balance indirectly, caffeine does not directly affect ADH (vasopressin) levels to any significant degree

Question 5

what exactly is atypical ductal hyperplasia (adh)?

Accepted Answer

Breast cancer marker: ADH (vasopressin) is an abnormal proliferation of breast duct cells that is benign but is associated with present or future breast cancer. ADH (vasopressin) is suspected on mammograms with microcalcifications and is diagnosed on needle biopsy and usually requires surgical excision. About 30% of excisions for ADH (vasopressin) will show cancer. For the other 70% of women the risk of developing breast cancer over the next 8 years is 3.7%.

Question 6

where are adh (vasopressin) and oxytocin produced?

Accepted Answer

ADH (vasopressin) &amp; Oxytocin: Both are produced in hypothalamus and stored in the posterior pituitary gland.

Question 7

what place is adh (vasopressin) and oxytocin produced?

Accepted Answer

Pituitary: Hi. ADH (vasopressin) &amp; oxytocin are made in neurons in the hypothalamus and travel down the axons in the pituitary stalk to the posterior pituitary where they are stored until they're released.

Question 8

what gland produces oxytocin, vasopressin adh?

Accepted Answer

Posterior pituitary: The posterior (back) part of the pituitary gland in the brain contains the cells that produce oxytocin (that stimulates uterine contractions in labor) and ADH (vasopressin) (anti-diuretic hormone), which regulates retention of water by the body.

Question 9

secretion of adh(antidiuretic hormone) is inhibited by?

Accepted Answer

Adh (vasopressin): Lesion in pituitary gland or kidney, such as tumor affecting aldosterone or causing dehydration or loss of fluids.

Question 10

why is there a hypersecretion of adh (vasopressin) with children with meningitis?

Accepted Answer

Not a clear answer: From amini and schmidt, who looked at ADH (vasopressin) secretion after spine surgery, "the mechanism by which CNS disorders
cause SIADH (vasopressin) is not well understood. Most authors hypothesize that injury to the CNS disrupts or alters the osmoregulation of ADH (vasopressin) release by the neurohypophysis, stimulating inappropriate release of adh (vasopressin).".

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