A patient was admitted with increased frequency of passing urine, increased thirst, weakness and muscle cramps. What is the most probable diagnosis?

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2022-10-30

A patient was admitted with increased frequency of passing urine, increased thirst, weakness

and muscle cramps. What is the most probable diagnosis?

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2022-10-30

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The key is A. Conn’s syndrome. [There is hypokalemia in Conn’s syndrome. Increased frequency of

passing urine and increased thirst are from nephrogenic DI resulted from hypokalemia and hypokalemia

also causes weakness and muscle cramps].

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