There are many causes of a low blood sodium (hyponatremia). There are many drugs that cause hyponatremia including some diuretics, thyroid disease, heart disease, dehydration syndromes with water replacement, liver disease, kidney disease, lung disease and adrenal disease. Hence, in order to know how to correct the problem, it is necessary for the physicians caring for your father to make a specific diagnosis and then start specific treatment for that condition.
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