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A member asked:
My blood sodium level has been low one time and is always low normal. i also i have high urine sodium. i have symptons of muscle cramping, temperature intolerance, and thirst. could this be secondary adrenal insufficiency?
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Adrenal insufficiency does cause low serum sodium but the potassium is usually high. Since your urinary sodium level is inappropriately high, inappropriate serum antidiuretic hormone syndrome could be present& would explain low serum sodium but this can occur in adrenal insufficiency. Drinking too much water is another causes of low serum sodium but urine sodium wouldn't be elevated. ?endocrinolo
Answered 1/6/2023
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