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Could drinking coffee in the morning make you need to urinate more 16 hours later as you are trying to sleep?
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Perhaps: Coffee may act as a diuretic in many folks, and the added fluid intake just adds to the need to urinate. Might drink a few less cups or try decaffeinated variety.
Answered 5/5/2016
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