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Re: Early Morning Bathroom Trips

@I am still oxox 

Am glad you were tested and know your bladder is emptying when you go.

 

My daughter only seemed to have an issue in the mornings; she was fine after lunch and until bedtime.   

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@I am still oxox I read somewhere that some decaf products are not completely decaf.  That iced tea might be a clue.

 

@hckynut For small bladder folks, I have read the bladder holds less as we get older.  Something about the skin being less elastic as we age.  Wait a minute, that was from a friend who was seeing a PT for a night time bladder program. Train your bladder to hold more.  Some PTs specialize in bladder training.  

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@I am still oxox Maybe you think it's your bladder but it's really something else.  i can hold my bladder all night but often times wake up in early morning hours for no reason.  

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@Desertdi wrote:

You can last until 5:30 in the morning????     Holy cow......I think THAT is a track record (!!)


 

Yeah, really!  I go to bed btwn 10:30 and 11pm.  At that time I go to the bathroom before getting into bed.   I'm usually up around midnight to the bathroom, then somewhere around 3am, then usually once more before it's time to get up around 7.

 

I drink water during the day but I slow it way down after around 7pm and, between 7 and bedtime, I only go through around half a bottle (16ozbottle).  So, I know I'm not drinking heavily later on at night.

 

I just figured it's something that happens when you get old.   I kidded one day saying it must be my prostate (hint:  I'm female and don't have one), but the joke really didn't land.  Smiley Very Happy  (it sounded funny in my head)

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@KarenQVC wrote:

 

@hckynut For small bladder folks, I have read the bladder holds less as we get older.  Something about the skin being less elastic as we age.  Wait a minute, that was from a friend who was seeing a PT for a night time bladder program. Train your bladder to hold more.  SomePTss specialize in bladder training.  

 

 

@KarenQVC 

 

Hmmm! Never heard of PT Specialist for that, may have to look into it. 

 

I know when I got back to ice skating after my 14 years of in and out if the hospital every couple months?  After breaking a rib and not being able to stand up, I quit skating and went to 12 weeks of Balance PT with ones that specialized in it.

 

That helped along with my half hour/45 minutes at home working on different balance drills. Didn't skate for over 4 months, getting back was better, but still got my body beat up pretty bad with the falls. Took well over a year before I felt comfortable on skates again, but I was 79 at the time. Guess that ain't too bad!

 

Thanks for the info, a new one to me.

 

 

hckynutt(john)

 

 

 


 

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Last night I switched my Cranberry supplement to before bed and I went at 6 30 and 7 30, no multiple trips, this has not happened in weeks, hopefully it is the start of a new trend

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As of this morning I am back to multiple trips I have been awake since 5:30am. I did drink a few sips of water after dinner, this is the only difference.


I no longer know what to think, I am going to give the cranberry at night a few more days 

 

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Update saw the urologist this week I am now on 25 MG of Mybertiq, which takes a while to help.

So I am still waking up for multiple early morning potty runs, this is really debilitating.

No matter what time I fall asleep I am awake usually around midnight, 2 am and the up for the day at 5 30 when the multiple potty runs begin.

My doctor is very hopeful that the new med will work but it takes time so I have to be patient

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@I am still oxox wrote:

Update saw the urologist this week I am now on 25 MG of Mybertiq, which takes a while to help.

So I am still waking up for multiple early morning potty runs, this is really debilitating.

No matter what time I fall asleep I am awake usually around midnight, 2 am and the up for the day at 5 30 when the multiple potty runs begin.

My doctor is very hopeful that the new med will work but it takes time so I have to be patient


I hope you have more impressive results with that med than I did, @I am still oxox.  

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@tansy 

 

Sorry to hear that what results did you have if I can ask, thanks 

 


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@I am still oxox wrote:

Update saw the urologist this week I am now on 25 MG of Mybertiq, which takes a while to help.

So I am still waking up for multiple early morning potty runs, this is really debilitating.

No matter what time I fall asleep I am awake usually around midnight, 2 am and the up for the day at 5 30 when the multiple potty runs begin.

My doctor is very hopeful that the new med will work but it takes time so I have to be patient


I hope you have more impressive results with that med than I did, @I am still oxox.  


 

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