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I have problem about sleeping. i have to get up to go to the toilet every night and can't go back to sleep well.
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No sleep: Have u had workup by your pcp, to rule out things like diabetes, infections, etc.?. Also, if not using alcohol or medications that trigger urinating, try the sleep hygiene techniques.
Answered 12/10/2013
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