3 ms·
I'll take a layman's crack... >Waking up at night because you have to pee? You may want to not drink large amounts of liquid before going to bed, altering you
by joenathanone 4y ago
I'll take a layman's crack...
>Waking up at night because you have to pee?
You may want to not drink large amounts of liquid before going to bed, altering your liquid consumption times/schedule could resolve this.
>Waking up early because you got something on your mind (like work related problems that need solving)
Stress is known to generally be bad for health and well-being, there are animals can outright die from too much stress.
>Going to bed late because you addictively browse HN?
Stick to a better schedule.
>Jet lag after travels?
Don't travel too much if you can help it.
>Not taking an after lunch nap when I feel like it?
This may have to do with an unhealthy diet
>Needing to be wakened by an alarm?
Personally I've noticed that after using an alarm for a month or so, I start to naturally wake up just before the alarm is set to go off.
>Generally bad or not enough sleep?
Definitely an issue, if you cannot find a solution on your own, you may want to see a specialist.
- Apocryphon 4y ago> You may want to not drink large amounts of liquid before going to bed, altering your liquid consumption times/schedule could resolve this. Sleep apnea causes nocturia, so that might not be a solution.