bathroom, feel thirsty, drink water, and wake up again later. Occasional nighttime urination can happen for many reasons, but if it becomes frequent or comes with extreme thirst, fatigue, or blurry vision, it is worth getting checked.
2. Intense Thirst During the Night
Waking up with a dry mouth or strong thirst can be another sign of high blood sugar. When the body loses more fluid through frequent urination, dehydration can follow. That dehydration may make you feel thirsty even after drinking water before bed.
Increased thirst is also one
