Frequent Urination at Night: Causes and Homeopathic Care in Calicut & Wandoor
Understand why you pass urine so often — and when to get it checked — with urology care by Dr. Hisham Hyder.
Why Do I Pass Urine So Often?
Most people pass urine about 4 to 7 times a day and can sleep through the night or wake once. Waking two or more times each night to urinate, or feeling an urgent, frequent need to go, is worth looking into.
It affects both men and women, and the cause is often treatable.
- Prostate enlargement in men
- Urinary tract infection or bladder irritation
- Diabetes or high blood sugar
- Drinking a lot of fluid, tea, coffee or alcohol in the evening
- Overactive bladder, weakened pelvic muscles, or heart, kidney or sleep-related conditions
Finding the Cause and Planning Care
The first step is to find why it is happening — your doctor will ask about the pattern, fluid intake, associated symptoms such as burning, weak stream or leakage, and may suggest urine tests, blood sugar and a scan. Homeopathic treatment is then chosen for you as an individual, alongside simple lifestyle changes.
Helpful habits include reducing fluids, tea, coffee and alcohol in the evening, treating constipation, and keeping blood sugar controlled. Please bring recent test reports.
Getting StartedWhat to Expect at Your First Visit
Consult Dr. Hisham Hyder in person at Calicut (Monday–Wednesday) or Wandoor (Thursday–Saturday), or online. His fee is ₹500 for in-person and online consultations. Our lady doctors (₹300 per consultation) are also available for women's concerns.
When to seek urgent care: Seek urgent care for inability to pass urine, blood in the urine, fever with urinary symptoms, or severe pain.
Who Will See You
Dr. Hisham Hyder, a homeopathic physician specialising in urology and sexology, consults at our Calicut clinic (Monday–Wednesday) and our Wandoor clinic (Thursday–Saturday). Consultation fee: ₹500, in person or online.
📞 Book a Consultation
Calicut: 9400920060
Wandoor: 7306816060
Watch: Urine Leakage and Bladder Care
From our YouTube channel, Dr Hisham's Health Care (in Malayalam). Press play to watch here.
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Frequent Urination — FAQs
Waking once at night to urinate is common, especially with age. Waking two or more times regularly is worth discussing with a doctor.
It can be, together with increased thirst and tiredness, so a blood sugar test is usually advised.
Yes. Infection, an overactive bladder, pelvic floor weakness and hormonal changes can all cause it in women.
In men it often is. See our page on prostate problems.
Ready to talk to a doctor?
In person at Calicut or Wandoor, or online from anywhere — medicines couriered to your door.