Hyponatremia: Treatment

Hyponatremia: Treatment

[arnabtechlover]

You are the best teacher I’ve had! You explain so well and make it understandable....THANK YOU ...I AM GRATEFUL TO YOU.

[rutkowskir]

I had a severe case in March 2022. But symptoms were just weakness and sleepiness. I did fall once and was unable to get up. Once in the ER, it was determined my sodium level was 99.All my vital organs were failing as well as eyesight and hearing. I was in ICU for 10 days. This was all due to a combination of prescription medications. This did have some negative impact on me but I am still here.

[sylhomeo]

You are the best teacher I’ve had! You explain so well and make it understandable "

[alanle]

Outstanding explanation. Concise, well structured, very informative and makes a complex topic simple and easy to understand. Thank-you Dr. Fazakas!

[dramitshakya]

Thank you very much....it's short and sweet, please make more informative medical videos...

[protusdsouza]

Very informative and helpful information, my aged mother has this chronic problem. I give her two capsules filled with table salt along with her lunch and dinner. She feels very thirsty and drinks lot of water. Some how she is in mild condition. Thanks for this video, it helped me to understand her medical condition in a better way.

[soul]

Thank you very much. This very nice, organized, simple & clear!!

[Emm]

Very useful video, thank you! Could dizziness and fatigue alone be a symptom of hyponatremia?

[eddyckw]

I have had my sodium Na+ test recently. The reading was 128. I wonder whether my result was due frequent urination the night before the test or not. On the night before the test, I drank 500 ml of coconut water before going to bed. The next day, while waiting for my blood to be extracted, I also drank about 1.5 litres of warm water. I wonder whether because of the above my result was affected. The following afternoon, the clinic contacted me. They advised me to go to the hospital immediately. After thorough investigation, the doctor extracted my blood. The new test reading was 136.
Note:
I didn't discuss or forget to discuss with the doctor about the frequent urination and drinking excess water.

[abu-farhanrizvi]

DR ANDARAS i appreciate your effort...very informative clip

[AbbasMalik-cvqs]

Such an outstanding explanation, easy approach, ❤

[puregold]

I was at 121. My only symptom was acute confusion. I called a friend to take me to the hospital because I knew I was in trouble. I really don't remember much of anything about my treatment.

[jenanalhareedi]

you are amazing, please don't stop making videos, thank you very much

[lovelyroroa]

It was never this simple. Loved your video thanks

[fatimahm]

Thank you so much dr, very clear and easy to understand 🤩❤️❤️

[Satyaki]

Hyponatremia has 3 classifications.
Hypotonic, isotonic and hypertonic. The first approach should be correct the water level rather than correcting the serum sodium.

[SAZIZMUSIC]

Thanks for such a concise video sir. I have only one question: Why does correcting hypokalemia will cause increase in sodium ? Can you kindly explain that part ?

[briangrose]

I love how you teach. It has helped me learn a lot. Thank you 🙏🏼

[julie]

But you can't discontinue a drug you have been prescribed and been dependent on for eons. That's my problem; the drug causes low sodium but I can't get it treated with a saline solution apparently, 'cos it eventually regulates itself. But it's constantly going out of balance and causes many problems for me.

[shamballaayahuascaretreats]

my wife kept on drinking water always carrying a water bottle, she started getting 5-6 times a night going to the toilet and she also had 2 heavy saunas a week, she then started sweating at night in bed and her body get hot, which was not normal. she started showing signs of confusion, her intellect would run out of energy and she would space out and just stare. she then had some extremely emotional disturbing events in her family which played on her mind. she also had a love to eat a kilo of blue berries a day. ok ... this went on until she went to her family's place and started to deteriorate ... I was suspicious of the fact that she might have been loosing too much sodium electrolytes at this stage... and pressed for a blood test. the first one the doctor said nothing, she then went to another doctor who said she was exceptionally deficient and gave her d3 sodium and potassium.... in high dosages... a week later her Family put her in a psychiatric clinic… had a tendency to ignore assault deficiency and her readings appeared as 136 for sodium, I'm assuming that by that stage sodium had increased in her blood, but the damage had been done. Could you shed any light on to such conditions?