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The fancy name for bedwetting, or sleep wetting, is nocturnal (nighttime) enuresis (say: en-yoo-ree-sus). .. A lot of doctors think that the best treatment for enuresis is a program that retrains your brain to do one of two things: 1. wake you up so you can go to the bathroom 2. stay asleep and hold it until morning This program includes doing bladder exercises, such as waiting a little longer to pee during the day, reading about and imagining staying dry, or even using a tiny alarm. The alarm is connected to a pad placed in your underwear at night. If you start to urinate, the pad senses the moisture and sets off the alarm. Different alarms buzz, vibrate, or do both, but they're all easy to use and can help wake even the deepest sleeper. There are medicines that can help kids who wet the bed, including a nose spray or tablet that you take before going to bed. This may temporarily help you out, but it really isn't a cure. Medicines to treat enuresis work best when combined with the alarm or other training programs. |
| QUOTE (-.-Breezer-.- @ Apr 3 2007, 01:23 PM) |
| if you are 18+ is it unnormal to wet ur bed and if u did why would u still be bed wetting? |