Using Desmopressin to Manage Diabetes Insipidus and Bedwetting

insipidus resulting in prolonged half-life and duration of action compared to natural hormone (Richardson 1985). It is used for mild cases in controlling the water condition in the body. It is in tablet form and melts directly to enter the bloodstream. The drug is often taken at night to reduce bedwetting. It is taken in sips in 8 hours intervals to avoid fluid overload in the body. Our bodies have a vasopressin hormone that controls how fast or slow our fluids are excreted in our bodies. Accord...