Hello, My mother, Vinay, suffered a hyponatrimic seizure (we were unaware of what was happening at the time) on August 29th. An ambulance was called and she was taken to Humber River Regional. Initial blood tests indicated her serum sodium had fallen to 109 mEq. She then had another brief episode and was put on a solution of 3% NaCl. Over the next four days her levels went 129. At this point, all I.V.s were stopped and she was monitored over the next 2-3 days. On the day of her discharge (August 27th) she had stabilized and was self regulating with a sodium reading of 134 mEq. Two of her hypertension management medication were discontinued (Spirolactonr and Indapamide). Though the sodium was managed and started balancing out during her last few days, her level of anxiety/ depression had increased. Currently she is dealing with dyphagia, weakness of her legs and arms, sleepy/drowsy felling throughout the day, anxiety and delirium . This all indicates she may have Osmotic demyelination syndrome ( Central pontine myelinolysis ). She has followup appointments next week with the nephrologist who treated her at the hospital and her GP. Is there something that needs be done immediately or can we wait until we see the doctors next week. Your insight would be very helpful and, based on your feedback, would give a direction for treatment.