How Many Times Is It Normal to Wake Up at Night to Urinate? Doctors Explain by Age

Diabetes, due to excess glucose increasing urine production

Kidney stones

High blood pressure

Prostate enlargement or prostate disorders

Heart disease, especially when accompanied by leg swelling

Warning signs to watch for

You should consider medical evaluation if nocturia is accompanied by:

Burning or pain during urination

Blood in the

urine

Sudden increase in nighttime bathroom visits

Excessive thirst

Unexplained weight loss

Swelling in the ankles or legs

Chest discomfort or shortness of breath

In diabetes, for example, excess sugar in the blood pulls more water into the urine, increasing nighttime urination and thirst. In heart conditions, fluid may shift back

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