Causes of nocturia in women
Nocturia occurs due to various kidney diseases, such as: cystitis , glomerulonephritis , nephrosclerosis, pyelonephritis, etc. In disorders of the kidneys and urogenital system, the organs are unable to concentrate urine, as usual, and because of this there are frequent urge to urinate. Sometimes nocturia can indicate a heart disease, a liver, hormonal disorder, or diabetes mellitus. In healthy people, the symptoms of this disease can occur after drinking coffee, strong tea or other beverages containing caffeine, as well as alcohol or liquids with a diuretic effect in the evening.
Symptoms and Treatment of Nocturia
Symptoms of this disease are frequent nocturnal urge to the toilet (more than 2 times) and an increased amount of excreted urine. Treatment of nocturia in women is to examine and identify the underlying disease. After the treatment of the underlying disease, nocturia also goes away. But, in case the bladder is too active, doctors use antimuscarinic drugs. In any case, if symptoms of the disease are found, you should consult a doctor.
In order to prevent these troubles, it is necessary to avoid hypothermia, to observe personal hygiene and to prevent the diseases of the kidneys and the genitourinary system. It is necessary to reduce the amount of baked liquid before going to sleep.