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My daughter keeps wetting herself.
My 20 years old daughter keeps wetting herself during the day, and it wasn't from pissing. It happens 2-3 times a day.
I sensed something wrong with her so I asked her about it. She was incredibly embarrassed but filled me in the whole thing and swore she hasn't had any sexual intimacy before and she wasn't even thinking about anything pervert.
Please help me, is it normal for a child or is it a serious problem that needs special treatments?
I sensed something wrong with her so I asked her about it. She was incredibly embarrassed but filled me in the whole thing and swore she hasn't had any sexual intimacy before and she wasn't even thinking about anything pervert.
Please help me, is it normal for a child or is it a serious problem that needs special treatments?
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It might be urine. Urine can come out very clear and odorless, if the person is well hydrated. A gyn or urologist could help.
well at 20 years old your daughter is not a child anymore. if she is having this problem she needs to see a doctor. you said it's not pee but didn't say what the liquid she is being wetted with actually is. if this truly is a problem and one she does not want to deal with she needs to take care of it and see a doctor.
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