Managing Hyponatremia | Guidelines for General Practitioners, Interns and Medicine Resident 

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Sir your presentation is excellent but you did not explain how to treat diuretic induced hyponatremia Make a you tube

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Great explanation, I see many doctor prescribe sodium bacarbonate is that relevant to hyponatremia managment

sir, But the standard protocol in acute or symptomatic case is giving 100ml 3%NS bolus 3 times or more till Sod. level improves by 4-6 mEq/L whenever patient has symptoms irrespective of Calculating then continue 3% NS by Calculating deficit till it reaches 125. Then only we diagnose and treat cause.

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Very nicely explained sir How do we treat Na level of 130 ?

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Sir kindly include emergency medicine residents also

also, you told that if baseline is 110 in first four hours, you'll raise serum sodium to 114, then you told to increase by 8 that sums to total 122, ie increase by total 12 in first 24 hrs ...but maximum we can increase in a day is upto 10.... so, shouldn't our aim be to raise serum sodium till 120? Also, American Guidelines tell to stop infusion once sodium is 125, and if signs of improvement, if worsens then can give 50ml 3%ns bolus once or twice.... you didn't mention these or we don't follow in our settings?

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Nice presentation sir, plasma osmolality measured or calculated?

Sir how do u treat Patients of hyponatremia Secondary to thiazide Induced hyponatremia also has SIADH

Na-132 .Can natrise be given?He is 93 years old and symptomatic

Sir Frusemide is a diuretic. Will it not aggravate hyponatremia?

Sir,suppose if i have a patient with hypotension and no idea about serum sodium status.if i give bolus normal saline will it cause pontine myelinolysis, if yes what precaution to be taken to prevent,if working in a small setup??

In last case which you discussed patient Na was 120 and was already taking spironolactone which itself causes hyponatremia… If fluid restriction is not enough do you think it’s wise to add another diuretic furosemide which also tends to cause sodium loss?? What if this patient has symptoms of hyponatremia?? Kindly share your views.

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Sir in 1st case of hypovolemic hyponatremia, (patient is severely dehydrated), only 2.2L fluid is sufficient to correct dehydration??? Or how we correct dehydration in this case???

I have seen physicians treating in opd basis for long standing hyponatremia in old age with sodamint tablets or nodosis tablets. I didn't seen use of oral sodabicarbonate for hyponatremia in medicine textbooks and your video also. Is this rationale correct?

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Sir, for correction of hyponatremia usually we give maximum around 30ml/ HR in our hospital, what is the Max infusion rate per hour ? sir

Sir,a small suggestion..try Hinglish in your videos...it will help many doctors to understand better... Thanks

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