24 hours water deprivation test

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Hi, I have had excess urination for some years. Diabetes negative. I had water deprivation test in which my urine osmalality increased from 150 to 500. However my serum osmolality was 300- 310. throughout. What is happening

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Dr. R.Ravindranath Diabetologist 45 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. R.Ravindranath

Diabetologist 45 yrs exp Chennai

When you take more water water osmolarity changes so this it doesn't mean anything but natural

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