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by Tigerlily Wed Jun 18, 2014 7:45 am
Just came across a connection between endocrine/pituitary disorders and a different kind of diabetes called "diabetes insipidus" which causes great thirst and a lot of peeing.
I noticed that a number of forum members were able comfortably (??) to exceed my own 24 hr/urine output total of 1.48 litres by almost the same amount again.
If you are excreting more than 3 litres a day and drinking a lot of water, it might be an idea to research "diabetes insipidus".
www.patient.co.uk has a good description of it if you put that in the search box top right.
Just a thought on the general endocrine front, as I'm looking at pituitary disease myself as the "next level up" affecting HPT.
Love from Tigerlily xx
I noticed that a number of forum members were able comfortably (??) to exceed my own 24 hr/urine output total of 1.48 litres by almost the same amount again.
If you are excreting more than 3 litres a day and drinking a lot of water, it might be an idea to research "diabetes insipidus".
www.patient.co.uk has a good description of it if you put that in the search box top right.
Just a thought on the general endocrine front, as I'm looking at pituitary disease myself as the "next level up" affecting HPT.
Love from Tigerlily xx
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