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Bed wetting for an adult
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hi,
I have a strange problem that i don't think most people have. I'm 20 year old female, who enjoys going out social drinking. Bascially whenever i drink alcohol (mainly wine and beer i drink) i wet the bed. I don't have to be really really drunk for this to happen. Maybe just typsy. This has been happening for over a year now. I have tried set alarms to wake me up once an hour to go to the loo, but for some reason i just don't hear them. This is really horrible for me as it stops me sleeping out. I have no idea why this happens.
Can anyone please help with this?
I have a strange problem that i don't think most people have. I'm 20 year old female, who enjoys going out social drinking. Bascially whenever i drink alcohol (mainly wine and beer i drink) i wet the bed. I don't have to be really really drunk for this to happen. Maybe just typsy. This has been happening for over a year now. I have tried set alarms to wake me up once an hour to go to the loo, but for some reason i just don't hear them. This is really horrible for me as it stops me sleeping out. I have no idea why this happens.
Can anyone please help with this?
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Hi angry :o)
Is it only alcohol? What about if you drank the same amount of a non alcoholic beverage on a night out? Do you still wet the bed or manage to wake in the night to go to the loo?
I think it would be advisable to see a Doctor to rule certain things out like diabetes but doing simple pelvic floor exercises may help.
Is it only alcohol? What about if you drank the same amount of a non alcoholic beverage on a night out? Do you still wet the bed or manage to wake in the night to go to the loo?
I think it would be advisable to see a Doctor to rule certain things out like diabetes but doing simple pelvic floor exercises may help.
"......relates directly to his use of alcohol. When some individuals drink alcohol, particularly if they tend to drink to excess (i.e. drink a lot of beer), they can ingest a lot of fluid that has to be eliminated from the body. This is accompanied by the fact that alcohol, especially when used in excess, has sedating properties that may render the brain less responsive to the body's signals. This could lead to a failure to awaken to use the bathroom once the bladder is full, and thus bed wetting...."
http://www.netwellness.org/question.cfm/39528. htm
http://www.netwellness.org/question.cfm/39528. htm
Hmmm, i am a binge drinker and only drink at weekends.
I must have at least 15-20 bottles a night, yet i can still get up and go for a pee.
Maybe you have a sleeping problem. You should try and go to the toilet just before you go to bed though.
I remeber having wet dreams when i was younger, but never wetting the bed. It could be through a fear of something. Are you subconciously scared or has something awful happened to you?
I must have at least 15-20 bottles a night, yet i can still get up and go for a pee.
Maybe you have a sleeping problem. You should try and go to the toilet just before you go to bed though.
I remeber having wet dreams when i was younger, but never wetting the bed. It could be through a fear of something. Are you subconciously scared or has something awful happened to you?
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