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What causes hyponatemia? how do you treat it?
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Many causes: There are multiple causes of hyponatremia, but the most common ones include medication such as a thiazide diuretics, head injury, and excessive water intake. Treatment can include giving someone sodium chloride or restricting their free water intake.
Answered 1/10/2017
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