KnowraDiabetes insipidusLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Diabetes insipidus, each with the reason it gives.All 7Related 5Compared with 2HypothalamusRelated: Damage to hypothalamic vasopressin-producing neurons can cause the central form.Diabetes mellitusCompared with: Its name resembles diabetes mellitus, but it does not cause chronic hyperglycemia.Pituitary glandRelated: Damage affecting posterior pituitary vasopressin release can cause excessive urination and thirst.HyperglycemiaCompared with: Its name and frequent urination can be confused with diabetes-related hyperglycemia.Collecting ductRelated: Impaired hormone action at collecting ducts prevents adequate water reabsorption.Hypothalamic-pituitary axisRelated: Damage to hypothalamic neurons or posterior pituitary release can produce this water-balance disorder.Wolfram syndromeRelated: It can develop as another endocrine complication in Wolfram syndrome.