Nocturia Treatment
When Going to the Bathroom Keeps You Awake
You’re not alone if you struggle to have a full night’s sleep without waking to go to the bathroom.
Frequent nighttime urination—also known as nocturia—can make it difficult to get adequate rest.
Star Sleep & Wellness offers safe and effective treatment options to minimize nocturia symptoms and improve sleep.
No matter what is causing your frequent trips to the bathroom, we will evaluate your medical history and determine if you need to change your lifestyle habits or take certain medications to ensure uninterrupted sleep.
Call us today to schedule an appointment for nocturia treatment.
Find the Help You Need to Combat Nocturia
We believe in building relationships and helping individuals take charge of their overall health and well-being, and bringing decades of experience to our patients.
This is why we focus on you and your needs.
After a thorough examination and discussion of your medical history, we’ll decide whether a sleep study is the next step or another treatment method.
Nocturia may require you to meet with one of our sleep nurse practitioners and undergo additional lab testing.
We will review our findings and develop a treatment plan for your nocturia that meets your needs together.
How We Diagnose and Treat Nocturia
You will meet with one of our sleep doctors to describe your symptoms, and the amount of water you drink before bed and throughout the day, to treat your nocturia.
We’ll also inquire about any medications you’re currently taking.
After reviewing your health history, we will discuss the recommended nocturia treatment options, which may include lifestyle changes and medication.
We may suggest that you elevate your legs while sleeping, avoid drinking liquids before bed, and have a few naps throughout the day.
What Is Nocturia?
When the consistency of disruptions keeps you from having the rest you desperately need, it can cause problems in your social, personal, and professional life.
Many people assume that aging or excessive water consumption is the reason for frequent urination.
However, that is not always the case, and the disorder can take a toll on your health without proper treatment.
What Are Nocturia Symptoms?
Identifying the symptoms commonly associated with nocturia isn’t always easy.
Call Star Sleep & Wellness to schedule an appointment with one of our skilled sleep doctors if you happen to notice any of the following:
Chronic fatigue
More urination, also known as polyuria
Increased irritability
Nocturia is also known to cause other symptoms that are commonly found in people with sleep apnea, such as moodiness, regular headaches, or lack of focus.
The Causes of Nocturia
While this isn’t a bad idea, it may not be the real reason you’re constantly waking up throughout the night.
Other potential causes of nocturia can include:
Chronic fatigue
Heart disease
Certain medications
Bladder inflammation or spasms
Overactive bladder
Edema
A bladder obstruction
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
High blood pressure
A urinary tract infection
Restless leg syndrome
Ready to Sleep Through the Night?
Sleeping badly can have a host of negative effects on your life, but you don’t have to put up with it.
Our team at Star Sleep & Wellness is here to help you find answers and discover treatment that delivers a full night of rest, no matter how long you’ve been having sleepless nights.
We’ll examine your nocturia symptoms to build a personalized plan that helps you feel like yourself again.
Let us help you reclaim your nights and your peace of mind.
Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward many full nights of sleep.
