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Hello, there is an increase in nocturia after drinking water before going to bed, which is considered to be caused by drinking more water and mental factors, and there are no similar symptoms during the day, and the general problem is not big. It is advisable to see a doctor to check the urine routine clearly.

First of all, consider whether there is a problem with the prostate, and try to hold it every time you urinate, it is best to hold it until you have to urinate, it will get better after a long time, and drink less .........water before going to bed

Self-urination training to develop the habit of regular urination, regardless of whether there is a desire to urinate during the day, choose a time suitable for yourself (such as once every 2 hours) "regular urination", when the time comes, regardless of whether there is a desire to urinate in a timely manner, the time to urinate is not enough, even if there is a desire to urinate, you must endure for a while to urinate again, so that you can exercise the urine storage function of the bladder. Pharmacological drugs are adjunctive treatments, and when symptoms are severe, anti-anxiety sedatives, such as diazepam, can be used, but it is best not to be too long to prevent drug dependence.

Urinary tract infections are usually caused by hormonal effects or kidney problems.

It's mostly psychological, and that's what happened when I was a kid. Drink less water before going to bed, and after one toilet visit, don't go to the toilet. Even if you have the urge to urinate, you won't go, and it will be normal ......... after a few days