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 considered normal.
“At each age” = implies that the expected frequency changes with age.
“See more” = hides the actual numbers and encourages you to click.
Important point
There isn’t a universal “normal number” for every age. Waking once during the night can be common, especially as people get older, but repeated nighttime urination (nocturia) can also be associated with fluid intake, medications, diabetes, prostate or bladder problems, sleep apnea, and other conditions.
A more accurate version:
“How often is nighttime urination normal, and when should you talk to a doctor?”
