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Peeing much more frequently at night?
Last night I went to dinner and a movie with a couple of friends from work. With my dinner I had one tall fruity drink, non-alcoholic, and that's it. I didn't even touch my glass of water. When we got to the movies, I went to the bathroom before it started, and yet had to go really bad again after it was over. When I got home I showered and did my usual nightly routine before bed, and peeing is part of it.
Well, last night, I woke up 5 times (every 2 hours or so) with a bladder so full it hurt. I have no idea why since I didn't drink anything since dinner, and that was around 8pm. What I drank then should've been emptied out the second time at the movie theatre.
This is the first time this has ever happened. Online it says I may have a UTI, but it doesn't hurt or burn to go to the bathroom; I just had to get rid of a lot of pee frequently? ha. Idk how to phrase that.
So, if anyone has any ideas, that'd be great. I do enjoy my sleep, and having to wake up every few hours (though I did reach REM sleep and was dreaming) is frustrating.
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- Rick ALv 59 years agoFavorite Answer
If your body has to vacate a toxin, you will ether pee or sweat it out. It's no big deal. But you may want to go get checked out for diabetes. That is a verry common symptom.
Source(s): The dangerous thing about Diabetes it that it's a disease that you don't feel sick. - camarilloLv 45 years ago
Do you think such as you have got to pass although you simply went? Did the medical professionals examine for a UTI? It would possibly maintain coming again if no longer correctly dealt with. How so much do you drink earlier than mattress? If you devour soda or espresso, they're diuretics and can make you pass extra commonly.