Asher Yatzar after the Blessing of Hamapil
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Question
Recited the blessing of Hamapil and then remembered that he did not recite Asher Yatzar. What should he do?
Answer
According to the opinion of Chayei Adam, this blessing is one of praise and thanks, and therefore it is not considered an interruption. However, the Biur Halacha disagrees and holds that it is an interruption and it is forbidden to bless. Therefore, one should set an alarm to wake up after a few minutes of sleep. This way, it will not be an interruption, and one can recite Asher Yatzar.
Source
M. Siman 239.
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