ea0064025 | A rare cause of central diabetes insipidus | BES2019
Chasseur P
, Bahar N
, Couturier B
, Burniat A
Case: A 42-year old woman was referred to the endocrinology department for polydipsia and polyuria of sudden onset one month prior to presentation. She drank between 8 and 10 litres of water per day and complained of thirst, asthenia and lighter menstruation under her usual oral contraceptive pill. In addition to contraception she took 50 μg of L-thyroxine for Hashimoto thyroïditis. She had also a medical history of pink-red cutaneous lesions evolving for more than 1...