Doctor explains NOCTURIA (peeing at night) | Causes, symptoms and treatment

In this video Doctor O'Donovan explains key things you need to know about NOCTURIA (aka peeing at night).

- Nocturia refers to getting out of bed at night with a need to urinate.
- Nocturia is not a disease but may be a symptom of other conditions.
- Sleep disorders, reduced bladder capacity, and excess urine production can cause nocturia.
- If you typically go to the bathroom two or more times a night, discuss your symptoms with your health provider.

Content and TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - Introduction
00:35 - How common is Nocturia?
00:48 - Symptoms of nocturia?
01:19 - Causes of nocturia
02:57 - Diagnosis
04:15 - Treatment of peeing at night
05:50 - When to see your doctor

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[JIMKATSANIDIS]

Great video, helpful, very well explained and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing it with us Dr. O’Donovan!🙌❤👍

[bethb.]

The most useful part of this video was the instruction on what to document begore seeing the doctor. I will also look at your questions, so I can prepare for the visit.

[sobekstephanie]

Thanks, this was a big issue when I was pregnant and now I feel like it’s better but a habit.

[jenkay]

Very informative and helpful video BUT info in description box relates to high temperature in children!

[judassss]

I was a pro athlete for 12 years, I would come home from training dehydrated late at night and drink a lot of water. This would make me pee 2-4 times a night for 12 years. I have stopped my sport and drinking any water close to bed time but my bladder still wakes me up 2-4 times a night to pee, it wont let me fall back asleep until I pass any amount of urine. Do you have any ideas on how to fix this issue? its destroying my life, I'm always so tired.

[AshTownsend]

The doctor is assuming that we all have 'health care providers' that are actually competent and available. In the UK we have a very small chance of getting a face to face appointment or any kind of useful treatment from our 'GPs'. In addition there is a huge hierarchy of skill, you never see the same doctor twice, and many of are 'newbies; who don't have historic hands on experience on the more subtle medical conditions. Relying on my HCP being able to deal with a condition like noctoria is wishful thinking. But thanks anyway.

[NoahideMum]

All my life I have had to go around three times a night. So I am always tired.

[OlMG]

Compression stocking destroy ur legs at nite