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Anonymous users2024-01-24Your urge to urinate tells you you you have to go on.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Sleep late, drink less water at night, and you don't have to get up at night to go to the bathroom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hehe, normal people are very good, there is no way,
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You still have to get up, and you can't go to bed.
I think that people who are not sick may not be able to pee out because they are used to standing or squatting. Before the urine comes out, it will toss and turn, delaying sleep time. People's habits are not so easy to change, and if you don't use them suddenly, you will definitely not wet the bed, and you will not be incontinent. >>>More
Put your clothes next to your pillow and get dressed before getting up.
When I was old, I was poor, and at best I lit a small honeycomb coal stove in winter, and I had to stuff the stove at night to save coal. In winter, the night is very cold, and I don't want to go out of the bed to urinate, so I bring the urinal and urinal to the house. Now that they're all rich, it won't be so cold in the house. It is rarely taken into the house.
Attending physician's guidance: Hello, the uterus is already relatively large at 11 weeks of pregnancy, and it generally does not compress the bladder, and it is normal not to get up at night to go to the toilet.
Consider wearing diapers.