I didn't sleep well during the week of the catheter. I think I was just too anxious about tugging on the catheter during sleep, plus with the catheter I was just generally uncomfortable. It didn't help that normally I sleep on my stomach but with the catheter I was trying to sleep on my back. But I tried not to stress about it since I was retired and I could nap whenever I wanted during the day. After the catheter came out, I did much better sleeping, but with the exception that I had to get up much more frequently at night to urinate. That persisted for a while; certainly several months. I also think unconsciously I was worried about wetting the bed so I think that worry contributed to getting up so often during the night. One consequence of getting up so often was that if I got up later in my sleep cycle I'd then have trouble getting back to sleep. I did try to reduce my fluid consumption later in the evening to cut down on the need to get up so much, and that seemed to help a bit. That all gradually improved as time went on. At 13+ months (and 71 years old), I usually only get up once per night, although occasionally I'll get up twice. Best wishes.