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This is going to be a bit of a read so I apologise. I just turned 34 a month ago, have always had a strong bladder, never had any sort of accidents or bed wetting issues except for the very rare occasion of drinking too much and passing out. I'm a female if that's matters any, have been married for 2 years and I have been having incontinence issues the last almost 6 months months that seems to be getting worse.... It started with wetting the bed at night. At first it was just once or twice, but then became more frequent, to then being every night. To make matters worse it has started happening during the day now as well,and has been for about 2 months. Sometimes I don't realize I have to use the bathroom till it's too late, and other times it starts happening before I even realize it, and when I do realize it's happening, it's completely too late.. I've being to so many doctors appointments to try and figure out why this is happening, but pretty much everything has been ruled out. I'm going to a urologist the 28th and 29th to see about getting more in-depth tests. I'm scared, confused, frustrated, and getting really depressed. The sad thing though is I was told many years ago that incontinence caused by nerve damage could be a problem in my future. Same with muscle deterioration. Both of these causes are lasting effects some serious illness that almost killed me. Nearly died twice and was put in a medical induced coma in order to treat at and keep me from dieing. But I didn't think it would ever really happen, and if it did, wouldn't be till I was way older than my mid 30's. But here I am, a month after turning 34 Scared to sleep, making myself dehydrated because I'm scared of the outcome of liquid intake, hardly eating,super depressed and having wetting accidents like a 4 year old. I have been having to do laundry all the time, had to put a waterproof protector on my bed, and last week while bailing my eyes out had to buy the kind of thing you wear to keep you from being wet. If it does turn out to be damage of either kind, than there's nothing I can really do about it but learn to deal with this, because surgery is sadly out of the question. I'm on the plus side of things so trying to figure out what fits me well is becoming a pain. I still have some control, but I'm scared for how much longer. Please someone tell me this gets better... I'm terrified my life I enjoy is over. It's hard enough