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My mom has nocturia, what's its treatment?
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Stop caffiene: Stop fluids 3-4 hours before bed, be more active, avoid sedating medications (to avoid accidents), if has CHF will need ot wear compression hose and get feet up in the evening before bed for afew hours.
Answered 9/28/2016
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