Abstract

Polydipsia, excessive thirst, is a symptom often encountered in clinical practice that can stem from a variety of underlying causes. This abstract provides an overview of the multifaceted nature of polydipsia, examining the diverse factors that contribute to this phenomenon. Polydipsia may be a manifestation of numerous medical conditions, including diabetes mellitus, psychogenic polydipsia, primary polydipsia, and various other endocrine, neurological, and psychiatric disorders. This abstract highlights the importance of a comprehensive diagnostic approach to identify the underlying etiology of polydipsia. It also underscores the significance of understanding the pathophysiological mechanisms and interactions between different systems in the body that can lead to excessive thirst.