This means:
“The post claims that doctors can explain how often it is considered normal to wake up during the night to urinate, depending on your age.”
Breakdown
“Doctors explain” = gives the headline a medical-authority angle.
“How many times it’s normal” = suggests there is a specific number of nighttime bathroom trips that is considered normal.
“At each age” = implies the expected frequency changes as people get older.
“See more” = the actual numbers are withheld to encourage you to click.
Important point
Waking once during the night to urinate can be common, particularly with increasing age, but there isn’t a universal “normal number” for every age. Frequent nighttime urination (nocturia) can also be related to fluid intake, medications, diabetes, urinary or prostate problems, sleep apnea, or other health conditions.
A more accurate version:
“How often is nighttime urination normal, and when should you talk to a doctor?”
