natriuresis
/ˌneɪtrɪjʊˈriːsɪs/
noun
- The process by which the body removes sodium (salt) through urine, often to balance fluid levels or lower blood pressure.
- Doctors monitor natriuresis in patients with high blood pressure to see if their kidneys are excreting enough salt.
- A diet high in potassium can promote natriuresis and help maintain healthy sodium levels.
- After taking the medication, the patient experienced increased natriuresis, which helped reduce swelling.