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Would you have edema (severe) with euvolemic hyponatremia and would blood work be normal?
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Urine electrolytes: Euvolemia means there is no evidence of dehydration nor fluid overload. Typically there is no edema in euvolemia. Hyponatremia - low serum sodium levels. One should check urine electrolytes to find out the exact reason for low serum sodium. This problem usually needs nephrologist consult.
Answered 5/20/2013
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