I always have to pee in the middle of the night and always thirsty in the middle of the night, what is it!?!?

Question

It's been going on for about 2 years and I have been tested for diabetes and I am ok.. I can't remember a night where I have slept all the way through it, what else could it be?

Answer 1

I am not sure what it could be, but I think you should see your doctor and have bloodwork done to eliminate other issues. Best wishes.

Answer 2

How dry is the air in your bedroom? I've had the same problem for most of my life, and it's really annoying at times. I know that part of the problem is just that I have a small bladder and can't hold in a lot of liquid to begin with... but being thirsty on top of that was really annoying, because my throat would be dried out and I would need to drink more to make it feel better, so I was peeing 2-3 times a night most nights. I found that putting a humidifier in my bedroom helped me not to get as thirsty, so I could drink less (and therefore pee less) during the night.

If that doesn't help, you could try getting tested for overactive bladder also... but one of the side effects of the meds for that is dry mouth, so if that's the case you'd have to decide if the cure was worse than the disease...

Answer 3

You have been tested for diabetes and you are OK. How nice. In order to know whether you are diabetic or not you should at least measure your postprandial glucose level in your CAPILLARY blood 3 times a week, do a postprandial determination of your venal BLOOD TWICE A WEEK and if there is any doubt (values higher than 120 mg) have a glucose absorbing curve test done. If the results of all this are negative you can rule out diabetes, and start looking for something else.

Answer 4

If you would of said you had not been tested for diabetes I would say that's it. this is how I first presented and it turned out I had type 1 diabetes. I would wake up 5+ times a night to pee and drink more. One night I woke up for the 3ed time that night and brewed a pitcher of iced tea (a 2qt. pitcher) and drink it all in 3 minutes and my mouth was still dry! that was my clue something was wrong.
If its not diabetes I don't know I would see your doctor.

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

You are eating right before bed, and it is spiking your blood glucose. Don't eat for 3 hours before sleep, and make the evening meal a little lighter.

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