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A member asked:
Misdx of diabetes insipidus, diagnosis now is psychogenic polydipsia. am on water restriction, how long until my urine frequency slows down. currently every 2hr or so.
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Unclear: When something is diagnosed as psychogenic, it's hard to predict how long it would last. It seem important to restrict all your liquids.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Right away: If your fluid intake has been reduced , your urine output will be proportionally go down.So as you restrict fluid you should see the effect right away.So follow your doctors advice and you will be alright.
Answered 10/4/2013
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