diabetes insipidus

[brainpain]

hi,im sorry if this is the wrong form for my question.i was just diagnosed with diabetes insipidus.i had pituitary surgery for a tumor.my hypothalamus was damanged during surgery.i have been gaining weight-very tired-moody lately.is this realted to diabetes insipidus?is di serious or med will fix ?any outher problems besides thirsty-and urination to watch for?endo dident tell me much about it.just give me dessmon nasial spray.i was wornding if thats why i cant lose weight?i gain around 3 to 5 pnds week.then take it off the next.can di lead to piuitary thyroid condition?my thyroid labs are allway on low normal.any info would ease my mind,thanks for your time.

[roobaby]

Finding the right doc. that will listen,is very hard but, you will find one just make sure they are passionate about what they are doing. Have you ever had any head tramua, do your eyes ever hurt or burn. do you ever feel like you have cotton mouth and have you ever exp. any mild sezuires? at first did you ever gain any weight? does loud noises bother you? My heart is with you.

[Pete919usa]

If you've already explained your level of concern about your symptoms to your doc and feel that you have been blown-off or dismissed or for whatever reason feel that the doc's reply was not enough, then see another doc... seriously...

We all want to believe that the doc we're seeing has all the answers and is absolutely committed to our personal needs, but ultimately even the best doc is human and as a human there are innumerable reasons why that person might fall short of our needs from them... so, if you're not getting the answers and/or support from your current doc, see another doc...  yeah, I get the issues of trust as well as of money... BUT... it's YOUR health, YOUR body, YOUR life... isn't that worth seeking out at least one other doc who might be better able to meet your needs for health, wellness, a second opinion?...