and men can both experience overactive bladder, diabetes, sleep apnea, or fluid buildup in the legs that contributes to nighttime urination.
Although two trips a night can occur in older adults, it is not something you must simply accept if it leaves you exhausted or affects your quality of life.
In Your 80s and Beyond
Typical pattern: Nighttime urination is common and may occur more than once, but the right frequency varies considerably.
Older adults may experience changes in urine production, bladder function, mobility, sleep, and medication use. Several of
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