Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Share Posted June 1, 2004 I've been on LDN 4.5 for a month now and if I do wake up at night sometimes I have a small urgency to urinate but it's so small I usually can get back to sleep till morning. Kim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Share Posted June 1, 2004 If I wake up at night I usually go ahead and get up and pee. Even though I don't NEED to I figure since I'm awake I might as well. I was having so much trouble sleeping for such a long long time I just don't want anything to wake me up once I'm out. So if I am awakened by a noise outside or whatever I go ahead and wander in to the bathroom... I never wake up anymore just to go to the bathroom. No full midnight bladder demanding attention. ----- Original Message ----- From: " rosemist50 " <markhgailf@...> <low dose naltrexone > Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 11:24 AM Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN - bladder question > For starters, my user name " Rosemist " is the color of my old van. It > was an unusual color which was a favorite of mine! My birthname is Gail. > > I know that many of you have had a remarkable change in your bladder > symptoms especially at night. My question is if you do wake up at all, > do you have a sensation that you have to urinate? > > I have been on LDN for 1 month, (1.5 for 3 wks, 3 for 1 wk and 4.5 for > 2 days). Once I fall asleep, I wake up just about every 2 hours- > usually from a deep sleep lots of vivid dreams. I do urinate and then > go back to sleep pretty easily. I wonder if I wake up and then feel > the need to pee or do I feel the urge and then wake up? It is likely a > bit of both! Is my body just so used to waking up that it is resistant > to change. There have been a few nights recently where I slept 4-5 > hours and did not have to pee even after I woke up. I attribute that > to eating foods that have a higher sodium content. Having Sushi works > better than Detrol ever did for me! Most days I wake up well rested > because I go to bed around 9:30 during the week. > > Since on LDN, it feels that the urgency is less even if the frequency > at night has not changed. During the day, I believe that the frequency > and urgency is better. The jury is still out on how LDN is affecting me. > > I appreciate any insights/suggestions. Thanks! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Share Posted June 1, 2004 Hi I wanted to say Hi but never snuck that in yet So a big Hi to Dr. Sager and any others lurking in the background, feel free to put in your two bits worth everyone. Also just wanted to say that after I found ldn. when I woke up at night I was good until I rolled over and then it got urgent, otherwise I could have slept right through the night with no problems. The same applies even today if I am sitting anu length of time I have to pee real bad upon getting up but while sitting I have no problem, now this urgency thing is continuing to fade away as time passes and even this morning I was able to last for two hours after arising at five before I was in need of a pit stop. It seems the longer I am on ldn the better it gets, It is only 3:30 so I don't know if the transdermal ldn worked yet but at this point I am not going anywhere. more later Reg. -------Original Message------- From: low dose naltrexone Date: 06/01/04 13:10:46 low dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN - bladder question For starters, my user name "Rosemist" is the color of my old van. Itwas an unusual color which was a favorite of mine! My birthname is Gail. I know that many of you have had a remarkable change in your bladdersymptoms especially at night. My question is if you do wake up at all,do you have a sensation that you have to urinate? I have been on LDN for 1 month, (1.5 for 3 wks, 3 for 1 wk and 4.5 for2 days). Once I fall asleep, I wake up just about every 2 hours-usually from a deep sleep lots of vivid dreams. I do urinate and thengo back to sleep pretty easily. I wonder if I wake up and then feelthe need to pee or do I feel the urge and then wake up? It is likely abit of both! Is my body just so used to waking up that it is resistantto change. There have been a few nights recently where I slept 4-5hours and did not have to pee even after I woke up. I attribute thatto eating foods that have a higher sodium content. Having Sushi worksbetter than Detrol ever did for me! Most days I wake up well restedbecause I go to bed around 9:30 during the week. Since on LDN, it feels that the urgency is less even if the frequencyat night has not changed. During the day, I believe that the frequencyand urgency is better. The jury is still out on how LDN is affecting me.I appreciate any insights/suggestions. Thanks! ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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