| People with adipsia have little or no sensation of thirst when they become dehydrated. |
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| In adipsia the brain's thirst centre, located in the hypothalamus, is damaged. |
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| The most common causes of adipsia include lesions and other forms of trauma that affect the thirst centre in the hypothalamus. |
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| Behavioral treatment of adipsia in a child with hypothalamic injury. |
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| Adipsia, also called hypodipsia, rare disorder characterized by the lack of thirst even in the presence of dehydration. |
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