The Perfect Diabetes Book

Diabetes insipidus is characterized by several signs and symptoms, including severe thirst, copious volumes of pale urine, frequent nighttime urination, and a preference for cold beverages. You may create up to 20 quarts (or 19 liters) of pee every day if your condition is severe and you consume a lot of fluids.
An adult who is in good health normally urinates between 1 and 2 quarts (or 1 and 2 liters) each day. Any of the following signs and symptoms could appear in a baby or young kid with diabetes insipidus: - Bedwetting, heavy wet diapers, insomnia, fever, vomiting, constipation, delayed growth, and weight loss