So there is very little mention of medical testing done here. Have you had a catheter put in and test the size of your bladder? Have you had the pressure checked in your bladder? Also, have you had x-rays done of your spine? If you have a tiny separation in your spine...it's like a spinabifida that has gone unnoticed,and that can cause bladder problems. It took forever for someone to do proper testing on our daughter. No pediatric doctor would test her....but finally, when she was 16, she saw a new doctor who did all the tests. She had very high pressure. She can become totally incontinent when she is 30 unless they try some proceedures. One is injecting botox into the bladder. Since she is a senior in high school, if the botox overworks, she may have had to cath herself to go to the bathroom. The doctor has had great success with botox, every 6 months. One other thing is the pacemaker for the bladder. Our daughter had that done and immediately she stopped wetting.Then after 3 weeks, it stopped working, UGH....we think the wires that are near her spine, moved..she is very skinny and the nerves are close together. We've switched programs often and sometimes it works, but while she's experimenting, she still wears a diaper. So , we wait. We know that is DID work...so we think it may work again, if the wiring is changed. We'll see. Good luck to all of you but find a docor who will test you, work with you. One daughter had lots of infections, so the doctors did tons of testing on her when she was 4 or 5. We adopted her from an orphanage, so we knew nothing of her medical history. It turned out she had reflux, which could lead to kidney failure. The surgery was a success. Findingout the purpose of bedwetting is very important.