Diabetes insipidus is an endocrine disease that is not common in the community. The patient has prominent symptoms of frequent urination and large amounts of urine, so they have to drink a lot of water. These symptoms affect the patient's life and sometimes lead to dangerous complications if not detected early and adjusted promptly.

Diabetes insipidus is a disorder characterized by extreme thirst and the excretion of large amounts of urine (polyuria). In most cases, diabetes insipidus results from the body not producing, storing, or releasing an important hormone, but diabetes insipidus can also occur when the kidneys cannot respond properly to that hormone.

Similar to gestational diabetes, gestational diabetes insipidus is also one of the endocrine diseases acquired during the third trimester. However, this condition has a rare rate in the community.