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awesome thanks! Yeah they did check that my bladder does not empty completely. I have aprox 100ml left. I don't drink much alcohol, am not fat but could probably improve diet. It's strange that the doctor has not mentioned any of this, but maybe they compare to more severe cases and think that this is nothing important.
At the moment I "only" need to get up once or twice a night. That i think is manageable and only a minor inconvenience
If you find your sleep is broken and nocturia is not your only symptom, look into sleep apnea symptoms.
I never had the getting up to pee issue before or after diagnosis but I had many more signs of sleep issues.
Interesting
I work 24 hour shifts where being woken up at night is part of my work. This also somewhat messes with my sleep off work so its hard to tell what is what
Firefighter?
No, but I work for a person with a disability. We can rest during the night, but need to assist with some minor things through out the night. It still messes up your sleep quite a lot, but I can usually get back into be withing 5-10 minutes. I feel privileged to get paid for sleeping, doing house chores, go to the movies a few times a week, play board games and even travel during vacations
Right on man, that sounds awesome!
it does doesn't it!? Still looking for a new job though LOL. As good as it sounds, my boss is the person that I assist. Such a young boss, with no leadership experience (or even will to be in a leading position), let alone lack of work or life experience, makes for a pretty tough work place. Basically a youngster who can have what they want 24/7 and who can fire you if they don't
It's just too risky for me really
Go to another doctor. I'm about the same level of prostate problems and I'm on pills and urologist checkups every 4 months.
Oh wow! Ill check up on that! Thanks!