I am a bedwetter and have been most of my life. My advice is first and formost see your Doctor and make sure you don't have a serious underlying medical problem. After that ask to be refered to the continence nurse. She will be able to help you with the practical side of managing bed wetting if it can't be immediately cured. I wear tena pads to bed and sleep on a kylie. Managed properly bedwetting isn't such a big problem.

I have seen a doctor and a specialist. Everything is ok, the doctor thinks it might be stress. I think the biggest problem is managing the bedwetting. I wash my sheets everyday and I shower each morning. The added time to my routine is just adding extra stress. Not to mention having to hide it from everyone.

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I have a overactive bladder. It is now under control during the day on medication (Vesicare 10mg), but at night I have to wear adult nappy to bed and I am always wet in the morning. I say better a wet nappy than a wet bed. I don't think now when I put my nappy on, I just joke and call myself a baby (I just say. "Baby ? has his nappy on"). Tena Super Maxi from the NHS.

Hope that helps.

How do you sleep? Do you snore? Wake with headaches? Grind your teeth?

I have discovered that bedwetting is directly linked to sleep disorder breathing. I am not a doctor, but I am a reformed mother that once thought my son's issues were bad behavior, poor table manners, laziness, and bed wetting. Please consider speaking with a sleep specialist or a dentist that specializes in OSA (obstructive sleep apnea).

If you can please watch: https://vimeo.com/122806565.

A better explination of how the mouth plays such a role please watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk5...

If you need to speak with an expert visit: www.AirwayHealth.org

Look into wearing diapers. I've found it to be the most mature way to handle the situation.

Although Connor's mom is a year of an apnea zealot, she's right about that being a potential cause, but given your history, probably not super likely.

I too was a bedwetter as a youth, and had it retriggered (most likely by stress) as an adult. Best of luck, and feel free to write for advice, or to vent.

I am surprised that the doctor didn't have any solutions or refer you to a urologist. OAB, small bladders, and weak bladders can cause bedwetting. With that said, I have been to several urologists over the years and taken several different test including urodynamic tests (really embarrassing) that resulted in no solid answers. Using diapers will make your life much easier, and since you only have to use them at home, it won't be that bad.

I wish I could offer more help.