Treating sleep apnea reduces a hormonal chain reaction that sends some people to the bathroom repeatedly at night.

The connection between sleep apnea and frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom is more common than most people realize.

You’re right that people with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) often urinate at night more than others. The mechanism for the increased urination is complex, but experts think that your hypothesis is the ...

Obstructed breathing during sleep causes the heart's atria to overfill, releasing a diuretic that signals the kidneys to shed ...

Building off a prior column, my hypothesis was that better sleep led to a more stable production of the natural diuretic that ...