Spicy Foods at Dinner Linked to Frequent Nighttime Urination, Doctors Warn
Vietnamese doctors highlight that consuming spicy foods at dinner can lead to frequent nighttime urination, disrupting sleep. Irritation of the bladder is identified as the cause, with lifestyle adjustments recommended.
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