Lithium NDI
Lithium can be toxic if the dose is not carefully monitored and controlled. An acquired form of diabetes insipidus (NDI)can be one result.
Articles & Resources Sort By: Guide Picks | Alphabetical | Recent Up a category
About Lithium NDI Lithium is often given to patients with manic-depressive disorder and is usually very effective in such conditions, but can be toxic if the dose is not carefully monitored and controlled. Lithium can have a number of side effects, including an acquired form of nephrogenic (kidney-related) diabetes insipidus (NDI).
Lithium Induced NDI How lithium can damage the kidneys and cause diabetes.
NDI FAQ Only contains two questions at this time: How does a person get NDI from taking lithium?; Can a person recover from lithium induced NDI?
|
|
|
|