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You worry about what you drink, how often you pee, maybe even your prostate – but there is one simple nighttime habit that quietly overloads your bladder every single day. Most people do it without thinking, then wonder why they wake up exhausted, running to the bathroom, or leaking a little urine when they cough or move. In this video, a urologist explains the #1 nighttime habit that ruins your bladder… and how to fix it before it causes long-term damage.

If you wake up multiple times to pee, feel burning, pressure, urgency, or never feel like your bladder is “really empty,” this isn’t just “getting older.” Night after night, the same habit irritates your bladder lining, weakens your pelvic floor and confuses your brain–bladder connection. The good news? Once you understand what you’re doing wrong in the evening, you can reverse a lot of that strain with a few simple changes.

In this video, you’ll discover:
✨ The #1 nighttime habit that silently destroys your bladder over the years
✨ How this habit leads to urgency, leaks, night trips to the bathroom and infections
✨ Early warning signs your bladder is under stress (that most people ignore)
✨ Simple changes you can make tonight to protect your bladder long term
✨ When it’s time to see a urologist and what tests actually matter

You don’t have to accept embarrassing leaks, constant urgency and sleepless nights as your “new normal.” With the right information, you can protect your bladder, sleep deeper and regain confidence in your own body – at any age.

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