I’m just a little scared and It’s Embarrassing I never had to do anything Like this and Too afraid to talk to anybody about it

Plus Happens every night

Hope it went well! It's a subject I will have to bring up with my doctor soon too. I wouldn't be embarrassed, it's better to talk to your doctor and get treatment in case there's a more serious underlying cause. Plus they have doctor/patient confidentiality.

I can sympathize with you, I usually only have 2-4 wet nights a week and that's frustrating enough! Best of luck!

It went ok

That is good news. Did your doctor find a reason for your wetting and could he give you advice how to deal with it?
I would love to know.

Tell your doctor. I beat myself up emotionally about my bedwetting growing up. I hated going to the doctor as a teenager and having to sit there and answer bedwetting questions to nurses and doctors with my mom sitting there spelling it all out. I was 12 or 13 and still having to wear cloth diapers with plastic pants. The doctor suggested the use a bedwetting alarm and if that had no positive results in a few weeks they would try medication. I hated getting up soaked in the morning never ev n hearing the alarm. Of course my brothers would like to say we got to hear Peter wetting his diaper last night, Next came medication which had no affect on my wetting. I was allowed to stop wearing diapers when I entered high school at 14 1/2. Now every night I had to deal with nightly floods.
Anyway not until I was in my 30s did I have my doctor suggest an urologist. He did a through eurodynamic study and it was discovered I had a neurogenic bladder, likely since birth. The doctor said basically my bladder reacts “like a babies” and I never had any chance of solving my nightly wetting and daily leaking problems. I only wish I had the diagnosis when I was young so I wouldn’t have beat myself up every morning waking up in a wet diaper. The doctor did say this wasn’t done when I was a teenager probably because without injury or a birth defect like spina biffida it is rare to have this condition.

@sleepy2019, I have a very similar experience to @donny444.

I have felt so ashamed and embarrassed about my lifelong bed wetting that it has hindered me fully engaging in life. I have slowly been trying to come to terms with it over the last few years, which resulted in making more effort to go and speak to the Dr. This has led to me being diagnosed with OAB which has helped immensely alleviate some mental stress i have been experiencing for so many years. Now I am trying to reverse the feeling of shame and embarrassment I feel when it happens, but being physically and verbally abused when I was younger when it would happen, I know I still have more barriers to overcome, but finding the courage to speak to someone, especially a medical professional is such a major step towards peace of mind.

I hope you have had positive outcomes from this courageous step.
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