
We report a case of transient diabetes insipidus in late pregnancy. This rare condition is characterised by excessive thirst and polyuria and is associated with pre-eclampsia. The aetiology is most likely due to increased vasopressinase activity. Suspected cases should be referred to an obstetric centre, since termination of pregnancy is recommended. The condition normally resolves within a few days of delivery.
Adult, Diabetes, Gestational, Cesarean Section, Pregnancy, Vasopressins, Humans, Female, Diabetes Insipidus
Adult, Diabetes, Gestational, Cesarean Section, Pregnancy, Vasopressins, Humans, Female, Diabetes Insipidus
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