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Should i wear diapers
Sometimes i have trouble go to the bathroom and i have trouble making to the bathroom too
i sometimes wet the bed
i sometimes wet the bed
Incontinence problems (poor or no bladder control) can be physiological and caused
by a number of medically related factors, i.e. weakened sphincter muscles... as Jhnmarton noted above; sometimes the bladder drops also known as a "prolapse bladder;" and, there are some medications that have a diuretic effect and seemingly keep us "running to the bathroom" all of the time.
There can also be psychological issues behind bed wetting... that typically happens when one is in the unconscious and/ or subconscious state (deep sleep) and, is often accompanied or triggered by an underlying stress/ emotional factor.
So, it's really hard to say why you're wetting the bed.
Is this only recent? Or, has this been going on for a long time?
Anyway, I think that a consultation with a doctor might help you to gain some perspective on this... and rest assured that there are medications available which can help with bladder control issues.
As for diapers? Well, that's up to you. There are pads available called Chux (sp?) not sure of the spelling but it's pronounced just like, Chucks. And, those pads can be spread over the bed sheet. They work like diapers... only, you don't have to wear them.
But, do consider going to a doctor for this. Take care.
by a number of medically related factors, i.e. weakened sphincter muscles... as Jhnmarton noted above; sometimes the bladder drops also known as a "prolapse bladder;" and, there are some medications that have a diuretic effect and seemingly keep us "running to the bathroom" all of the time.
There can also be psychological issues behind bed wetting... that typically happens when one is in the unconscious and/ or subconscious state (deep sleep) and, is often accompanied or triggered by an underlying stress/ emotional factor.
So, it's really hard to say why you're wetting the bed.
Is this only recent? Or, has this been going on for a long time?
Anyway, I think that a consultation with a doctor might help you to gain some perspective on this... and rest assured that there are medications available which can help with bladder control issues.
As for diapers? Well, that's up to you. There are pads available called Chux (sp?) not sure of the spelling but it's pronounced just like, Chucks. And, those pads can be spread over the bed sheet. They work like diapers... only, you don't have to wear them.
But, do consider going to a doctor for this. Take care.
there are many conditions that could cause this. most easily fixed. please see your dr.
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