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Low sodium blood level

MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Sep 9 9:29am | Replies (21)

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@maryjanechilds

I have had low sodium for years. The condition is called syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone. The cause for me is unknown but probably is related to my lung condition. I am on fluid restriction and have a supply of salt tablets on hand. Your sodium level measured with blood test should be between 134 and 145 though you can tolerate slightly lower levels. 122 is dangerously low and should be managed with fluid restriction.

Mary Jane Childs
Marietta, GA

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Mary Jane, thank-you for your reply. May I ask what your lung condition is? I have PF & BE. I have been diagnosed for about 3 1/2 years. Never had this problem until recent lung infection. My disease of BE creates a lot of extra mucus, does yours? If so how can we do proper airway clearance without being well hydrated??? All of the airway clearance helps to prevent reoccurring lung infections. I never had low sodium since diagnosed. Until the lung infection, so I’m assuming that was the cause. But is it always permanent. I realize it’s a double edged sword, damned if you do or don’t. Anything you want to call it. But how do you specifically manage your condition? I will gladly take any advice & help I can get. Thank -you.