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|Sudden weight loss, dark urine (decreased, not increased urination)
|Sudden weight loss, dark urine (decreased, not increased urination)
|Decreased 24-hour urine; in mild and moderate dehydration: normal blood sodium; in severe dehydration: increased blood sodium
|Decreased 24-hour urine; in mild and moderate dehydration: normal blood sodium; in severe dehydration: increased blood sodium
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!scope = "row"| Heat exhaustion or heat stroke
|Exhaustion, cool, clammy skin, increased body temperature (in heat stroke: warm skin, body T > 105.8 °F or 41 °C)
|Decreased 24-hour urine
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!scope = "row"| Diabetes mellitus
|Hunger or poor appetite, weight loss, extreme fatigue, blurred vision, jock itch, diabetes in family
|Increased glucose levels in the blood and urine
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!scope = "row"| Diabetes insipidus (central and nephrogenic)
|History of brain trauma, surgery or tumor, or a kidney disease
|Decreased urine specific gravity and osmolality, increased blood sodium
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CONDITION SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS (besides excessive urination and thirst) LAB TESTS
Dehydration Sudden weight loss, dark urine (decreased, not increased urination) Decreased 24-hour urine; in mild and moderate dehydration: normal blood sodium; in severe dehydration: increased blood sodium
Heat exhaustion or heat stroke
Exhaustion, cool, clammy skin, increased body temperature (in heat stroke: warm skin, body T > 105.8 °F or 41 °C) Decreased 24-hour urine
Diabetes mellitus Hunger or poor appetite, weight loss, extreme fatigue, blurred vision, jock itch, diabetes in family Increased glucose levels in the blood and urine
Diabetes insipidus (central and nephrogenic) History of brain trauma, surgery or tumor, or a kidney disease Decreased urine specific gravity and osmolality, increased blood sodium
Diuretics Dry mouth Decreased urine specific gravity
Psychogenic polydipsia
Usually in individuals with schizophrenia treated with antipsychotics Increased 24-hour urine, decreased urine specific gravity and osmolality, sometimes: decreased blood sodium
Adrenal hyperactivity (hyperaldosteronism) Increased blood pressure Decreased blood potassium, increased urine potassium, increased blood aldosterone after sodium challenge
Anorexia nervosa Severely decreased body weight Mineral and vitamin deficiencies (hypokalemia, low iron, etc.)
Postural (orthostatic) hypotension Dizziness after raising up, Drop of blood pressure > 30 mm Hg upon standing Nothing typical
Hypertension Increased blood pressure Possible increase of blood aldosterone, renin
Anemia Paleness, fatigue, hyperventilation Decreased RBC or abnormal erythrocytes
Congestive heart failure Chest pain, swollen legs ECG abnormalities
Liver cirrhosis History of alcoholism, poor appetite, loss of weight, spider nevuses Decreased serum proteins (albumin), increased liver enzymes and bilirubin
Chronic dry mouth (xerostomia) in Sjögren’s syndrome and SLE Rash, joint pain Specific antibodies in the blood
Shock (hypovolemic, septic, anaphylactic) Cool, clammy skin, increased heart rate; in late shock: lethargy, low blood pressure Septic shock: increased or decreased white blood cells (WBC), increased blood glucose
Ecstasy (MDMA), cocaine, marijuana Euphoria Positive urine drug test
Opiates (morphine, heroin) Sleepiness Positive urine drug test


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