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In 10 normal subjects water immersion to the neck at 35 degrees C produced a highly significant natriuresis and diuresis. Urinary prostaglandin E levels did not change significantly throughout immersion. During the diuresis of water immersion a suppression of urinary antidiuretic hormone occurred.
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