How getting up to pee in the night could be a sign of a KILLER disease
Professor of urology Philip Van Kerrebroeck, is warning people to look out for signs of nocturia...for the sake of your health.
People think that getting up in the night to go to the toilet is just part of getting older, but it doesn’t need to be"The good news is that nocturia can be treated so you don’t need to suffer in silence."Productivity, relationships and career success can be impacted. Nocturia is where you frequently wake up in the night and need to pass urine. It often increases with age. It is common with elderly people who may be getting up twice a night but more frequent visits to the toilet may indicate a problem that can be treated.
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