Being woken up by the urge to urinate once or twice in the middle of the night not only disrupts sleep but also makes it easy to feel tired the next day. Many people's first reaction is to drink less water. However, Lin Hsuan-Jen, a nephrologist and director of the peritoneal dialysis unit at Asia University Hospital, points out that there are actually several completely different situations behind nocturia: some people really urinate more at ni…
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Being woken up by the urge to urinate once or twice in the middle of the night not only disrupts sleep but also makes it easy to feel tired the next day. Many people's first reaction is to drink less water. However, Lin Hsuan-Jen, a nephrologist and director of the peritoneal dialysis unit at Asia University Hospital, points out that there are actually several completely different situations behind nocturia: some people really urinate more at ni…