Tireness and wanting to go to the bathroom a lot at night.

stevow7

stevow7

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Hi guys, so basically I feel tired a LOT of the times for some reason, but one of the reasons might be because I do wake up to go to the bathroom a lot. Like recently 3-4 times. While I do go back to sleep, I still wake up and interrupt sleep and might feel tired.

Also, how to deal with tireness? heck if I go to the gym I might feel more tired after so now I even stopped going to the gym.
 
I think tiredness can be a combo platter of TMS, anxiety AND for some of us needing more rest for physical restoration than others. Interrupted sleep schedules can definitely make you more tired. (Be happy you can fall back asleep.)

Note what you said above, "I've even stopped going to the gym."
Is that a TMS cue?
 
Booble said:
I think tiredness can be a combo platter of TMS, anxiety AND for some of us needing more rest for physical restoration than others. Interrupted sleep schedules can definitely make you more tired. (Be happy you can fall back asleep.)

Note what you said above, "I've even stopped going to the gym."
Is that a TMS cue?
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hi! well the reason why I stopped going is because it would tire me even more. So I said why go to the gym if I'm practically without energy after?
 
Going to the gym and engaging in reasonable physical activity is good for you. It sounds like you're still fearing your symptoms.

Frequent urination, tiredness, etc. can all be caused by the mind-body connection - especially given that the autonomic nervous system plays a critical role in all these things.

What are you doing to manage your stress and anxiety?
 
Dorado said:
Going to the gym and engaging in reasonable physical activity is good for you. It sounds like you're still fearing your symptoms.

Frequent urination, tiredness, etc. can all be caused by the mind-body connection - especially given that the autonomic nervous system plays a critical role in all these things.

What are you doing to manage your stress and anxiety?
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That autonomic nervous system can be a real bitch, eh?
 
Dorado said:
Going to the gym and engaging in reasonable physical activity is good for you. It sounds like you're still fearing your symptoms.

Frequent urination, tiredness, etc. can all be caused by the mind-body connection - especially given that the autonomic nervous system plays a critical role in all these things.

What are you doing to manage your stress and anxiety?
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I see this could make sense. Except well I didn’t know being stressful or anxious could make me want to pee often. I basically have ocd and I’m taking therapy with actually 2 therapists and a psyquiatrist for it.
 
stevow7 said:
I see this could make sense. Except well I didn’t know being stressful or anxious could make me want to pee often. I basically have ocd and I’m taking therapy with actually 2 therapists and a psyquiatrist for it.
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Oh, heck yah on anxiety making you have to pee. I hold my pee forever but the second I have to go into a meeting or do something I immediately have to pee!
 
Autonomic regulation of the bladder plays a huge role in urination. And fight-or-flight mode from emotions, AKA autonomic overdrive AKA TMS, can cause interstitial cystitis, an overactive bladder, etc.! It’s all connected.

I cannot tell you how many times I’ve had urine cultures done to check for bacterial infections after I experience frequent urinating, burning, etc. 98% of the time it’s just TMS. The mind truly is powerful!
 
Dorado said:
Autonomic regulation of the bladder plays a huge role in urination. And fight-or-flight mode from emotions, AKA autonomic overdrive AKA TMS, can cause interstitial cystitis, an overactive bladder, etc.! It’s all connected.

I cannot tell you how many times I’ve had urine cultures done to check for bacterial infections after I experience frequent urinating, burning, etc. 98% of the time it’s just TMS. The mind truly is powerful!
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I legit felt like something was wrong in my system, like why would I go to the bathroom so many times?! But yeah maybe it's tms.
 
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