Naji abdel-samad hey I am suffering from idiopathic hyperaldosteronism Is it curable??

@@Dr.Mohit_Mehra It's treatable... U can consult endocrinologist

Loss of water can also be explained by the release of atrial natriuretic peptide from rt atria which causes natriuresis, leading to a resulting loss of h20 causing polyurea and as a result stimulated osmoreceptors cause polydypsia.

B/C low K the tubules of kidney becom resestency the action of Adh so if ADH not work no watter reabsorption occur

As when lv failure occurs there will be pulmonary hypertension which lead to edema.the hypertension in pulmonary capillary.will result in RV failure and there will be severe portal hypertension which.gives rise to ascites .the reduction in plasma will lower bp in renal artery and angiotensin 2 will be released which.will act on zone glomerulosa reproduce aldosterone and which will.absorb salt and water. In severe cases extreme aldosterone release will result in 2ndry hyperaldosteronism