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First of all - I apologize if this has been discussed in other threads. I am fairly new here - and have tried to search different threads - but although I find much interesting - I haven’t found “my” question.
I have a long history of bedwetting - but dried more or less up in my late teens. Some occasional accidents - but nothing more. I have struggled with OAB and IBD, so I am not unfamiliar with incontinence.
But lately I have experienced more frequent wetting. I have had a stressful period in many ways, and I know that affect my IBD, but I haven’t seen bedwetting frequency being dependent on stress before.
Anyone else experienced something similar? Or are we who struggled with bedwetting in the youth more exposed to start wetting again when we are getting older?
I have used pull-ups, washable mattress protector and disposable sheets on top. I find that the pull-ups (used Tena and Attends) are not up to the volume and anatomy. I am considering regular diapers - but then it is more difficult to avoid going in the diaper. Any recommendations?
The most important is as undisturbed sleep as possible and a solution that is quick and easy to handle - in this case comfort and ease of use count more than environment and waste reduction…
I have a long history of bedwetting - but dried more or less up in my late teens. Some occasional accidents - but nothing more. I have struggled with OAB and IBD, so I am not unfamiliar with incontinence.
But lately I have experienced more frequent wetting. I have had a stressful period in many ways, and I know that affect my IBD, but I haven’t seen bedwetting frequency being dependent on stress before.
Anyone else experienced something similar? Or are we who struggled with bedwetting in the youth more exposed to start wetting again when we are getting older?
I have used pull-ups, washable mattress protector and disposable sheets on top. I find that the pull-ups (used Tena and Attends) are not up to the volume and anatomy. I am considering regular diapers - but then it is more difficult to avoid going in the diaper. Any recommendations?
The most important is as undisturbed sleep as possible and a solution that is quick and easy to handle - in this case comfort and ease of use count more than environment and waste reduction…