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Struggling with Sleep and Frequent Urination - #50818
Difficult sleeping frequent urination start about 4 am with excessive thrust and hunger it make me to eat something to sleep again, but restless mind sleep, weight stuck to loss after good diet someone tell me it is from liver pitta, I don't know

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Your symptoms pattern is very important: 🌙 Waking around 4 am 🚽 Frequent urination (clear urine) 💧 Excessive thirst 🍽 Excessive hunger 🧠 Restless mind ⚖️ Weight not increasing despite good diet 😴 Difficulty sleeping again This combination points more toward a metabolic or hormonal imbalance, not just pitta. 🚨 First Things To Rule Out (Very Important) 1️⃣ Diabetes Mellitus Your symptoms match the classical triad: Polyuria (frequent urination) Polydipsia (thirst) Polyphagia (hunger) Weight not gaining Even if you are not overweight, this must be checked. Tests you should do: Fasting Blood Sugar Post-prandial Blood Sugar HbA1c Urine routine Do not ignore this. 2️⃣ Thyroid Overactivity (Hyperthyroidism) Symptoms overlap: Restless mind Difficulty sleeping Increased appetite Weight not gaining Test: TSH Free T3 Free T4 3️⃣ Kidney or Electrolyte Issue Since you earlier mentioned creatinine was 1.8, kidney function should be rechecked. Test: Serum creatinine Urea Electrolytes Urine routine 🌿 Now From Ayurvedic View If we see it in Ayurvedic language, it resembles: Prameha purvarupa Pitta + Vata aggravation Ojas depletion signs Possible dhatukshaya But Ayurveda always says: First rule out serious metabolic disorders. So calling it only “liver pitta” is incomplete. 🌙 Why 4 AM? 4–6 AM is Vata kala. If blood sugar drops during night, body releases stress hormones → hunger + urination + restlessness. That is why you need food to sleep again. This is a metabolic sign, not just liver heat. ⚠️ Please Do This Within 1 Week Get these tests: FBS PPBS HbA1c TSH Creatinine Urine routine Without reports, we are guessing. 🌿 Until Reports Come Avoid sugar, refined flour Avoid very spicy & oily food Do not take strong herbs like neem daily Have early dinner (before 8 pm) Add protein in dinner (moong, paneer, dal)

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