Vasopressin

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Onset of Vasopressin Deficiency

Determining the Onset of Vasopressin Deficiency
Onset	Childhood	Adulthood
Physical Sings	Often more severe signs of dehydration such as: Deeply sunken eyes Dry tongue	Less severe signs of dehydration, except when the vasopressin deficiency is acquired by surgery or other physical trauma in the hypothalamus or pituitary gland.
Complaints	Exaggerated thirst Urgent need to quickly run to the bathroom after drinking Disturbed sleep because of the recurrent need to go to the bathroom to urinate during the night (nocturia) Bedwetting (enuresis) Difficult learning at school	No such complaints in Childhood

Complaints of Vasopressin Deficiency

Complaints of Vasopressin Deficiency
Mental		When
Concentration	Easily Distracted Forgetful Difficulty in memorizing and learning	Highest frequency in stressful situation
Behavior	Difficulties to learn and adapt to new situations	Highest frequency in stressful situation
PHYSICAL
Behavior	Tendency to drink a lot during the day and through the night Tendency to go to the bathroom quickly	Highest frequency in stressful situations and flat position
Thirst	Thirsty all the time Strong tendency to drink important quantities of water and other liquids
Urine	Polyuria during the day (>5x during daytime) Nocturia at night (>2x/night)

Physical signs of Vasopressin Deficiency

Cause	Physical signs of Vasopressin Deficiency
Dehydration	Face	Sharp wrinkles
	Eyes	Sunken eyes, deep in orbit Crow feet wrinkles at the corner of the eyes Soft eyes (eyeball feels soft to pressure because of low eyeball pressure)
	Tongue	Tongue with teeth marks visible at tongue borders (tongue indentations)
	Skin	Tiny skin folds (caused by dehydration), more apparent when the skin is extended by pressure with a finger tip Prolonged stiff skin told after pinching the skin of the back of the hand (skin tenting)