This time, they made an appointment with a urology specialist at the Provincial People's Hospital.
After the specialist's diagnosis, a water deprivation test was conducted on the patient, and a saddle area MRI was performed, indicating thickening of the pituitary stalk and elevated prolactin levels, hence confirming a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes and hyperprolactinemia.
There's a note about diabetes insipidus?
It's likely the specialist was merely suspecting the presence of diabetes insipidus, but it's difficult to rashly conclude which type it might be.
The specialist from the Provincial People's Hospital prescribed the woman Rosiglitazone, Acarbose, and Glipizide controlled-release tablets to control blood sugar.
At the same time, Desmopressin and Bromocriptine were prescribed to control urine output.
