Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 35 years old. I was diagnosed with diabetes insipidus two years ago after a thorough examination, and it has been in remission for more than two years. However, it has not been completely cured. I would like to ask you several times if the patient with diabetes insipidus will not accept remission, how long can such a patient live!Doctor's answer:
This is due to endocrine hormone level disorders, which require further careful examination to identify the causes. For example, it is necessary to rule out any issues related to the pituitary gland. If there are such problems, cooperation with the doctor can help alleviate them, which in turn aids in controlling the condition. There will be no major harm, no severe interference, and no harm to life or health, so there is no need to worry.