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Old 04-21-2011, 07:09 AM
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So do we go it alone or do we seek Professional Help for bedwetting? Well experts say this should not be the case. Bed wetting is caused by different conditions; none of which alludes to the child’s inability to follow orders. Some of the reasons include genetics meaning it may actually be a hereditary trait. It may also be caused by the child’s bladder’s lower capacity or an unusually large production of urine at nighttime, As most children do grow out of this it is best not to make a fuss about it and in time it should pass.
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People who wets the bed, mostly wet the pents while running towards the washroom. They just cant control it.
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Old 05-11-2011, 07:00 AM
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I am not sure that they are always the same thing. Urinary urgency when you literally cannot wait and have to pee immediately is not really the same thing as bed wetting, which is normally see in young children and something that they often grow out of. it is not that they do not get to the bathroom in time it is more the fact that the signal that they need to pass urine does not wake them up as it does other people so they go in the bed. Urinary incontinence is another thing entirely where a person, although they are awake cannot hold on for any time at all.
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