can return to the bloodstream and eventually be processed by the kidneys.
This may lead to increased urine production during the night.
Nighttime urination accompanied by symptoms such as:
- Swollen legs
- Shortness of breath
- Difficulty lying flat
- Rapid weight gain caused by fluid retention
should be medically evaluated.
9. Certain Medications
Some medications can increase urine production.
These may include:
- Diuretics, sometimes called “water pills”
- Certain blood-pressure medications
- Some medications used for heart conditions
If a medication is contributing to nighttime urination, a healthcare professional may sometimes recommend changing the
