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Waking up multiple times during the night to use the restroom isn’t always about your bladder or prostate — it could be your breathing.

In this powerful mini-lesson, Dr. Jerald H. Simmons, a nationally recognized sleep specialist, breaks down what happens inside your chest when untreated sleep apnea creates intense negative pressure. That strain affects the right side of the heart, triggering a hormonal signal that sends your kidneys into “flush mode”… even when your bladder isn’t actually full.

CSMA Nurse Practitioner Maggie Lavender joins to explain how this process leads to nocturnal urination, one of the most overlooked signs of sleep apnea — and what you can do about it.

In This Video, You’ll Learn:
• Why obstructed breathing at night can create extreme negative pressure in the chest
• How this pressure impacts the heart and triggers nighttime bathroom trips
• Why limiting fluids before bed won’t fix the problem
• What signs may indicate undiagnosed sleep apnea
• How CSMA can help you get answers and finally sleep through the night

If you’re waking up multiple times per night — even when you avoid drinking late — it may be time to get evaluated.

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