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Can frequent nocturnal emissions in the night be caused by excessive water intake.if so shall i avoid drinking water before i go to bed around 8ish?
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Intake of water or other fluids has no effect at all on nocturnal emission frequency.
Answered 6/5/2023
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No, drinking a lot of fluid does not affect the rate of nocturnal emissions. If you have a lot of water before bed, you may need to get up to urinate at some point, but nocturnal emissions would not be affected. Good luck.
Answered 6/14/2023
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