On 07/12/2016 18:11, KenK wrote:
Recently I had (actually, still have) a bad muscle pain in upper inner
thigh. At night slept with a hot heating pad between my thighs. Noticed
that during this time I didn't have to get up during the night to urinate
as usual. Could be just a coincidence but might be worth experimenting with if you have to get up. Couldn't hurt. The pad is an nuisance but I think
less so than getting up.
That's an interesting finding. I would not dismiss it as merely
coincidental, but it might be due to some side effect of the heating pad.
For example, you might be sleeping better with the pad. The body
normally releases anti-diuretic hormone during sleep, which shuts down
urine production. If your sleep is disrupted, the ADH does not get
produced. The pad may encourage you to sleep in a different position,
where your sleep is less disrupted.
It would be interesting to hear more.
Sorry about the painful thigh.
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