- Go to the bathroom and urinate normally (sitting can help relax your body).
- When you’re done, stand up or lean your torso forward.
- Wait 20 to 30 seconds.
- Try to urinate again.
In most cases, a little more urine will come out, which can mean several extra hours of uninterrupted sleep.
Tips and recommendations
- Avoid drinking large amounts of fluids in the 2 hours before bedtime.
- Reduce nighttime caffeine and alcohol intake.
- Elevate your legs slightly during the day if you spend many hours sitting.
- Maintain a consistent bedtime routine to help your body adjust.
Getting up several times a night is not always inevitable. With a few minutes of simple movements and proper bedtime habits, you can help your body redistribute fluids and significantly improve the quality of your sleep today.
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