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Saw pcp 4 frequent urination. he asked if i woke up 2 urinate i said no. did prostate exam & urinalysis. thinks i have diabetes insipidus, what is it?
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An uncommon: Pituitary disorder where your body doesn't make any or enough of a hormone called anti-diuretic hormone. If you can sleep through the night, it's highly unlikely you have it. It's easy to check for with lab tests.
Answered 7/10/2013
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