Frequent urination during bed time

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Asked for Male, 68 Years

My father(68 yrs) is taking urimax d at night for last 6months but in the night time he wakes up 5-6 times to urinate and feels an urge to pee many a times during bed time . The day time urination routine is normal, how can we reduce this frequency, is this caused because of urimax d? He is a patient of perkinsionism as well and lack of sleep due to frequent urination making things worse. Please advise. Blood sugar report is normal .

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Dr. Sampath Kumar Pothuganti Urologist 16 yrs exp Vijayawada · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sampath Kumar Pothuganti

Urologist 16 yrs exp Vijayawada

There are two possibilities for this problem One is prostate enlargement for which u r already on medication Second one more possibly in u r case is baldder overactivity which is seen in Parkinson patients So consult a urologist ...they will give the medications for above problem If I see the reports I can help u

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