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Can you get syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone without having symptoms?
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Low sodium: Yes, it is common to have a low sodium from SIADH without symptoms. Your body becomes accustomed to the low na, so you don't feel it. It would be important to know why you have siadh.
Answered 6/10/2014
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