oxybutynin for bed wetting

This is interfering, of course, with her everday life. Most other posts I read include bed wetting and loss of urine as a cooresponding symptom but this is not that frequent. She does urinate more often than my other child and cannot hold her urine long if she needs to go. Bed wetting/loss of urine may happen once every few months. Is there anything else to be done to stop these spasms?

My 6yr old still has issues with wetting the bed at night and having accidents during the day. We have had her tested quite a few times in the past few years for bladder infections and we have even tried Oxybutynin. The doctor can never seem to find any "problems" that are causing her to have these accidents. He just says she should out grow it. But it's only seeming to get worse. She wets the bed almost everynight and she's been having more than one accident a day at school.

The title says bed wetting or does she also do it during the day ? Punishing for wetting doesnt work it creates an anxiety,hence hiding the underwear, If she is doing this at nights cut back on all liquids after early eveing, as children do want to drink a lot before bed, the doctor is right and she will grow out of it, at 5 year old does she go to many camps or friends over night ? relax a bit make less of an issue , sometimes just taking that step back helps .

I'm 18 and I am exactly like you regardinf this bed wetting. Sometimes I go dry for weeks and other times it could be a couple of times a week. I make sure I dont drink hours before I go to bed. This is very strange and I don't know what is causing this. If you find out any help or information would you be kind enough to let me know. Thanks!

he has taken great pride in showing ethan how to have a wee which is good, the bed wetting is continuing i went to the doctor for myself and mentioned it he said that maybe dan is a deep sleeper and cant feel when to have a wee so when i go to bed now i get him up to have a wee and have now had a few dry nights which is good the doc also recommended a reward system if he goes 24 hours without a accident or wetting he gets a star if he has a full week of stars he gets a reward so ive started tha

this is a big step for me and very embarrassing i have been bed wetting all my life im 22 years old now i have a 2 year old son and live with my partner, he has to wake me up at night to let me no ive wet because i dont even realise, this can happen maybe 7 days a week ive tried tablets but nothing works for me the doctors are at a loose end no one knows what to do with me and this is ruining my life !!! please help ?

No leak diapers for incontinent pets. That will at least deal with the bed wetting issue. Use nature's miracle to clean up the mess, btw, to remove the smell entirely. Otherwise, be sure your cat has access to soft foods that are easy to eat, just in case the lack of appetite is due to an inability to chew. The above advice by ZQ is right on the money. Look into those tests, most of the above mentioned illnesses are very treatable with medication and/or proper nutrition.

My 9year old as Asperger syndrom. For the last 2 week she wet her bed every night. I made an appointment with her doctor, but her appointment is only for the first monday of december. What could I do to help until the appointment.

My 8 1/2 year old step son is still wetting the bed. Sometimes more than once a night. It happens every night. he has tried the medication and alarms nothing seems to work. He also can drink very little and still wet the bed. could there be an underlying problem? Or will he grow out of it?

This is the problem, the bed-wetting is just a result. (He might be scared of you, too, by now, if you are wildly frustrated and let him see it, and that might compound his original fears.) What you need to do is to figure out is why he is so anxious. Is your house or apartment scary? Not to you, perhaps, but to a 5-year-old? Is someone scaring him? Does he get to read or watch things with themes that are too dramatic or tense for a young child?

I googled Adult Bed Wetting and a couple of sites said that the onset of it could be a symptom of Type II diabetes. I woke up this morning with a wet bed. This is the second time this year that this has happened to me. I am mortified and embarrassed. I haven't been diagnosed with diabetes yet but I am over weight and don't always eat properly. I have had a history of hypoglycemia (which I have been told is a precursor to diabetes). Has anyone here experienced this?

My 8 yr old daughter still wets the bed. We make her wear a pull-up to bed and sometimes she will not wet that pull-up at all. But when we let her try to wear panties to bed she wets. We don't let her drink anything after 7pm for the simple reason she will wet. We make her go to the bathroom before she goes to bed and she will still wet. What can we do to help her?

Urinary incontinence is different than bed wetting such as you are doing. This requires medical examination for things like: A blockage (obstruction) in part of the urinary tract, such as from a bladder stone or kidney stone; Bladder problems, such as small capacity or overactive nerves; Diabetes; Enlarged prostate; medication side effect; Neurological disorders; Obstructive sleep apnea; Urinary tract infection.

Hi, Iam a mother of 3 kids,2 boys and recently we had a baby girl 1 month old.my boys r 9 and 6 years old. Recently my 6 yr old started wetting his bed, he says it's due to bad dream, or some random answers he gives.iam really concerNed about him,as I myself had very bad PND after him and Iam at high risk to get now aswell,due to New baby.

He does this anywhere in public - school, grocery shopping and restaurants. He is currently on bed wetting meds for evening bed wetting. When he is watching television or playing a game on the computer, he refuses to go to the bathroom. I don't get the sense that his behavior is going to change any time soon. He currently sees a urologist. The urologist prescribes pills and says, "It will get better".

If so and small wet spots then likely wet dreams. If bed wetting and its new, then you should discuss with parents and doctor. Bed wetting will often stop on its own and usually be 15-17 years of age. I was a bed wetter from age 6 to 13.

If the bed wetting is a one time thing don't worry about it! If it is constant then see your doctor. As for the headaches I suggest seeing the doctor!!

He was potty trained very quickly and he rarely had accidents but now he wets the bed every night after going strong for almost a year of no bed wetting. Have any of you ladies experienced your children acting different or wetting the bed now that there is a new baby on the way?

My son who is 10 years old has started wetting the bed almost daily from the last month or so.but has never had any problems before .his intake for liquid is high.even before sleeping he consumes fair amount of water before retiring to bed.

I definately feel for you. Have you had this problem all your life? I don't think you have to worry about surgery. You probably have a urinary tract infection of some sort. I'm not a doctor, but I am a mother. Your mother needs to know. I have a website that gives some insight on what might be happening. Maybe you could share it with her. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003144.htm Good luck.

Thanks guys! Your support and advice means so much!!! She's been potty-trained since she was 2 1/2 yrs old but only been going to bed diaper-less the past few months. I was at Walmart today and completely forgot to get Pull-Ups! So I'll have to make a run to the store. For now she's going to bed early tonight (already in bed) and I'm about to go up and check on her before she falls into deep sleep. LosingMyMindinGA- thanks for your advice! I did have a chat with her today.

( nothing works! Does anyone know how to fix our limit this problem?

Oxybutynin for bed wetting

Common Questions and Answers about Oxybutynin for bed wetting

ditropan