What Foods Are Allowed With Type 2 Diabetes?
Central diabetes insipidus
Symptoms
Increased amount of urine production - Excessive thirst
- Confusion and changes in consciousness due to dehydration (if the patient is unable to drink)
Signs and tests
A person with central diabetes insipidus produces more than 3 liters of urine a day.
A water restriction test is used to look at how well the kidney works and how much urine is produced. This test is done during a hospital...
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