Do you have to take frequent trips to the bathroom at night?
Is it pissing you off because you feel exhausted due to your overactive bladder at night and unable to concentrate due to lack of sleep?
If so, it can be no less than a distant dream to get rid of it if you don’t act now. As much as an overactive bladder at night is irritating, it is equally common.
Notably, more than 30% of men and 40% of women in the United States live with the symptoms of overactive bladder at night.
It is also called Nocturia or Frequent Urination at Night. It is simply described as waking up multiple times during the night to pee.
It can occur in young people and becomes common with age. In fact, more than 50% of men have to deal with the symptoms of overactive bladder at night in their seventies.
So, what causes overactive bladder at night? Is it something to do with nerves, sleep quality, or drinking too much fluid before sleeping?
If you also want to know the reason behind the loss of bladder control at night and how to prevent it, this blog is for you.
60 Seconds Summary
- An overactive bladder causes you to wake up more than 2 times at night to pee.
- Low adh levels, increase in salt intake, caffeine and alcohol consumption at night, menopause and certain medical conditions cause an overactive bladder at night.
- There are natural tips like cutting down salt intake, caffeine, and alcohol, doing kegel exercises, and increasing ADH levels at night that can help treat nocturia or overactive bladder at night.
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