Comments on: Popular Bed Wetting Solutions You Can Use

By: June

June — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:23:43 +0000

1 tsp. honey before bed

By: Anonymos

Anonymos — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:59:20 +0000

Um well i am like an older age and i do not think diapers are necessary. I also dont think that if u change the term to night protection that it will make them feel better.

By: Denise

Denise — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:08:29 +0000

My son will be 12 soon and has wet the bed since day 1. With only short episodes of dryness. We’ve done the pull-ups, but now he doesn’t want them any more. He changes his own bed daily and I even taught him how to start the washer. The problem is that it doesn’t seem to bother him, it is just part of his life. He does sleep overs (he has a sleeping bag that he takes everywhere) and brings them home wet. He tried alarm clock and sleeps right through it. I have woke him up every night at a specific time but when my youngest was born I had to slack on that but he would still wake up wet. He does not drink anything after 7:00 and pees before bed. hat else can we try? I would love to see him at least improve some. Thanks

By: marie

marie — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 00:48:36 +0000

Im 16 years old and i have been having bed wetting problems sinse day one, my parents got tired and frustrated of it when i was about 10 or so.. and the doctors even considered surgery,i even tried the alarm thing it didnt work out to well for me, its not everynight just every now and then and sometimes ill even go 5-8 months with out doing it, but then it would happen a few days in a role, i hardly ever drink soda and going to the bathroom before sleeping does help most the time, reducing the amount you drink before bedtime helps alott!! im not to embarresed about it because it happens every now and then to everybody.

By: dani

dani — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:23:39 +0000

Bianca, I am so sorry for what you have to go through. Did you try setting an alarm so you wake up to go to the bathroom? I was looking on this site to try and find ways to help my son get up at night and go potty by himself. I currently carry him to the bathroom twice during the night to bring him to the bathroom. I think I will just wake him up and make him go by himself. Your parents were wrong to beat you for this. My husband used to get really upset about it, but I told him to give it a rest it is not our sons fault. He is a lot more understanding now, and we certainly don’t blame him. I hope you find some help Bianca. Please remember life is something to be valued and don’t ever think of giving it up over bedwetting. Always remember there is always someone out there who has a much worse problem than yours; be grateful, it could be worse. This is not that bad I’m sure it sucks, but when I feel pity for myself I realize how many wonderful things I have in my life and would never be willing to give it up and to never see my future and all the wonderful things out there that still await me. Don’t give up!!!

By: Arbie

Arbie — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 03:25:21 +0000

It’s called a urologist. Have you ever seen a doctor before, for this condition? Your parents should have taken you, years ago, instead of beating you. And, realizing it is not your fault, I wish you wouldn’t be down on yourself. Maybe I’m not relating well enough because I don’t wet every night, as it sounds like you do. But you shouldn’t have to make up excuses to give your boyfriend. Just tell him you have a problem. He already knows this, anyway, and any boyfriend worth keeping would be supportive. Then get medical treatment, and make sure your bed is well-protected so he doesn’t get wet, even if you do. They make diapers in adult sizes. If you don’t want to do that, have a lot of padding on top of the plastic, the more absorbent the better.

By: Bianca

Bianca — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 08:08:32 +0000

I’m 22 years old. I’m a female. I still wet the bed. Is so annoying and embarrassing. I live alone and every boyfriend that I have had sleep over I have pee on them. Its so disturbing and I’m running out of lies. I currently have a boyfriend and he is good. I don’t want to lose him. Today I pee on him for like the hundred time and played like I was sleep when I realized what I had did. I heard him mumbling under his breath and cursing. I don’t know what to do anymore. I’ve tried not drinking after 8pm, using the bathroom before sleeping, but nothing works. I told him I pee the bed because I have wet dreams (which is a lie that he no longer believes). I’m so tired of this. This has been going on since I stopped wearing diapers. I used to get beatings for peeing in the bed when I was little and now I realize that it wasn’t my faullt then and it isn’t my faul now. I don;t purposely do this. Sometimes I just want to break up with my boyfriend and commit suicide. This situation is draining my life. I’m the only one of my parents children that still pee the bed. Why me? I want to be normal. I have to do laundry everyday and sleep with plastic on my bed because of this! I want to wake up dry! Why do I have to live like this? What is the cause of this? Is there a cure? What type of doctor specializes for this condition?

By: Arbie

Arbie — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 10:49:15 +0000

Russell, my heart goes out to you. I am 45 and have been bedwetting my entire life. Not every night, but enough to be a pain. Don’t cry, honey. Just keep trying to find the cause, or learn to cope with it in a way that doesn’t limit your options. Hugs.

By: Russell

Russell — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 07:34:10 +0000

I am 23, and i’ve been wetting the bed everyday of my life! =( there has been just like 3 or 5 days out of the year where i dont wet it. BUT i am so ANNOYED!!! and Im so ugh!!! i feel worthless! its such a shame!!!! im tired of it! my parents dont understand it, i dont either when i try to explain that IDK why.. I tell them its not really me deciding to pee myself. WHy would anybody want to wet the bed? I never had friends stay at my house and i never go anywhere, all because of this. i feel trapped!!! i just wanna cry because i dont want to pee forever. SOMEONE please help me. its so EMBARRASING!

By: Hannah (:

Hannah (: — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:53:03 +0000

Maybe try and put some sort of alarm on so it can wake you up in the night so you can go to the toilet. I put an alarm on my phone and it would wake me up in the night and i have not wet the bed for nearly 2 months now (: