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How can a stoma affect sleep and night-time comfort?

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A stoma can affect sleep if you are worried about leaks, feel uncomfortable turning in bed, or wake often to check the pouch. Night-time confidence often improves with a few practical steps, such as emptying the pouch before bed, keeping supplies nearby, wearing comfortable sleepwear, and using bedding protection if that helps you relax. Some people sleep better once they have a clear routine and know they have prepared properly for the night. If anxiety is high, even gentle reassurance from another person can help you settle. For those recovering after surgery or feeling especially vulnerable, overnight support can reduce worry and make nights feel less lonely. Better sleep often improves everything else too, including mood, concentration, and confidence during the day.

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