If your urinary health is compromised, it can have a significant impact on your sleep\xa0quality.
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You see, sleep occurs in several distinct stages, each serving a specific purpose for your mind and\xa0body.
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You may be familiar with REM sleep, the stage associated with\xa0dreaming…
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But there are also three stages of non-REM sleep:
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Stage 1: Light sleep…
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Stage 2: Slightly deeper sleep…
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Stage 3: The "best" sleep, during which your body repairs itself. This stage is crucial for feeling rested and\xa0rejuvenated.
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When urinary issues cause discomfort or pain, they can disrupt any of these sleep\xa0stages…
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Causing you to wake up more frequently throughout the\xa0night.
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As a result, you may feel exhausted the next day, even if you spent a sufficient amount of time in\xa0bed.
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The good news?