The poskim discuss whether a person must wash netilas yadayim in the morning if he was up all night. This question pertains to both the takanah of netilas yadayim and to the issue of ruach ra’ah. Rema rules that one should wash without a brocha. Others rule that a brocha should be said. If one uses the bathroom prior to washing, the Achronim agree that he should say a brocha. Therefore, if one did not go to sleep (e.g. Shavous night) he should go to the bathroom, wash netilas yadayim and recite a brocha. A similar halacha applies if a person sleeps at the beginning of the night and wakes up well before dawn. Prior to davening he should use the restroom, wash netilas yadayim and recite a brocha.
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