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Adipsia; Falta de sed; Ausencia de la sed
Siga las recomendaciones del médico.
Solicite una cita con el médico si se nota cualquier falta anormal de sed.
El médico elaborará la historia clínica y realizará un examen físico.
Las preguntas de la historia clínica pueden ser las siguientes:
El examen físico puede incluir una evaluación detallada del sistema nervioso si el médico sospecha de un traumatismo craneal o de un problema en el hipotálamo. Los exámenes de diagnóstico variarán dependiendo de los antecedentes y de los hallazgos en el examen físico.
Los líquidos necesarios se pueden administrar por vía intravenosa.
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