Transient @entity3040 associated with XXXX in pregnancy.

@entity2011 @entity1949 @entity390 @entity1522 @entity11884 @entity6359 @entity879 @entity448 @entity5722 @entity5052 @entity6064 @entity3040 @entity413
A 29-year-old nullipara was admitted at 31 weeks' gestation because of @entity6064 . She noted gradually @entity2011 , severe thirst, malaise, @entity390 and @entity448 . A @entity1949 test and administration of aqueous vasopressin confirmed the diagnosis of @entity3040 . At 33 weeks' gestation, blood chemistry studies revealed moderately elevated transaminase levels and @entity5052 . Male twins were delivered by vacuum extraction at 35 weeks' gestation. After delivery, she became drousy and icterus appeared. @entity879 with marked @entity5052 was diagnosed. She was treated with @entity413 solution with glucagon and soluble insulin, branched chain @entity1522 , @entity5722 , @entity11884 and @entity6359 . Her consciousness cleared rapidly and all laboratory data became normal by 15 days postpartum. The urine volume was about 5 liters per day from the first to sixth postpartum day. The diuresis decreased after the eighth postpartum day. Rare pregnancy complicated by transient @entity3040 and @entity879 is discussed.
