A friend of mine began having incontinence problems, and she found out she was magnesium deficient. Once she starting taking a low dose of easily assimilated magnesium (citrate or glyphonate), her problems went away. When she stopped the magnesium, it came back again. Don't know if that is your problem, but thought I'd mention it.

thanks for the info. i will mention it to my doc when i go net month!

I developed stress incontinence and had surgery to repair it. What a disaster! I am so sorry I did that! Anyway, for years I was able to sleep with no problem, then I develped interstitial cystitis. Now, I wear a pad to bed because I occasionally will leak and wet the bed. It really is embarassing. I find it worse if I ingest caffeine. As for Magnesium, I take it every day.
Mary Ann

Well... yes it has happened to me and is quite common in my family. We all suffer from some autoimmune condition. In my case it's Lupus and Fibromyalgia. So I wouldn't be surprised to hear if bed wetting is indeed related.
Also it's very common for me (and anyone who is one these immune suppressent drugs) to get infections all the time. So a urine infection is a likely cause as well.
Take care and don't let this get to you!

Bedwetting can take place with any person. However, it depends on the occurrence. It appears that it happened to you for the first time in the past few days and it is absolutely ok. For people who wet their bed regularly, they should looks for ways to overcome bedwetting with Enuresis Treatment Center.

I wet the bed everynight