profound hyponatremia
80 yr old female drowsy na 112 k 3.2 ecg normal, management? Ns/rl/salt xapsule/3per nacl
Check for other medicine which cause sodium excretion . Rx Inj Monocef 1 gm - BD Inj pan Inj emset Ns3%- BD Slowly Iv Ns-2 RL -1 W/f- cardiac activity , Convulsion. Symptomatic
Hyponatremia with hypokalemia NS3./. At rate of 8 to 10 ml per hour with Syp. Potklor 1 tsf bd continue iv fluid NS3 till Na level comes above 120 after that tab. Hyponet 200 mg p/o tds
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